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    Formalisation of informal sector as a revenue generation strategy: the case of furniture manufacturers in Glen View, 2009-2016. 

    Nyamhondoro, Faith (University of Zimbabwe, 2017)
    The thrust of this study was to explore formalisation of the informal sector as a strategy for creation of fiscal space in Zimbabwe, with particular reference to furniture manufacturers in Glen View, Harare. The research ...
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    The impact of government taxation policies and administration on sustainable voluntary compliance behaviour of the informal sector in Zimbabwe 

    Sithole, Tawanda (2020-01)
    In an effort to widen the revenue base, the Zimbabwean government has of late realised the important role being played by the informal sector.In an effort to maximize revenue from the sector key tax policies and ...
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    Perceptions of policy makers and bureaucrats on the informal sector in Zimbabwe: A case of the informal metal manufacturing in Harare. 

    Dongo, Spiwe (University of Zimbabwe, 2013-12)
    The informal sector in Zimbabwe has become the largest employer in the country and the major source of livelihoods for most of the people. The study focused on policy makers’ and bureaucrats’ perceptions on the informal ...
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    Formalisation of informal sector as a revenue generation strategy: The case of furniture manufacturers in Glen View, 2009-2016. 

    Nyamhondoro, Faith (University of Zimbabwe, 2017)
    The thrust of this study was to explore formalisation of the informal sector as a strategy for creation of fiscal space in Zimbabwe, with particular reference to furniture manufacturers in Glen View, Harare. The research ...
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    An analysis of the fiscal potential of the informal sector on Zimbabwe’s revenue base: The case of Glenview home industries. 

    Chigova, Lewis (University of Zimbabwe, 2014-02)
    The need to attract resources to boost Zimbabwe’s revenue base from the informal sector has attracted debates within the academia, development advocates, revenue administrators, donor agencies, among others. There is general ...
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    An analysis of the fiscal potential of the informal sector on Zimbabwe’s revenue base: The case of Glenview home industries 

    Chigova, Lewis Edwin (2014-02)
    The need to attract resources to boost Zimbabwe’s revenue base from the informal sector has attracted debates within the academia, development advocates, revenue administrators, donor agencies, among others. There is ...
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    An analysis on the impact of informal growth on tax performance a case of Zimbabwe: 1985 to 2013 

    Muzenda, Esither (2016)
    The informal sector in Zimbabwe is among the most buoyant sector yet contributes marginally to tax revenue collection. There are views that taxation evasion is huge due to lack of knowledge and information and heavy costs ...
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    Investigation into factors that constrain banks to bank the unbanked SMEs in Zimbabwe: The case of Harare CBD 

    Habonimana, Oliver (2017-11)
    This dissertation investigated factors that influence SMEs to banking their revenue due to the informal environment in which they are operating in. There have been significant debates that only about 18 percent of SMEs in ...
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    Contest for space: Struggles in Zimbabwe’s bottom- up industrialisation: Insights from the informal entrepreneurs at Makoni shopping centre, Chitungwiza 

    Nyamwanza, Owen Tonderayi (2016)
    Zimbabwe’s quest for bottom-up industrialisation through the informal economy seems to have been stalled by a plethora of planned and unplanned factors. Foremost has been the contest for space precipitated by a lopsided ...
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    Pricing in the informal sector: Evidence from Zimbabwe's urban informal metal firms 

    Zhou, Honest (2014-06)
    The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the price-setting behavior of Zimbabwe's urban informal metal firms. In order to achieve this objective, data collected from 647 urban informal metal entrepreneurs is used. ...
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