I’m sure they want to. every country wants to get a taste in taxes, but it is unrecorded, invisible, and generally impenetrable by virtue of it’s function.
people spend 5 years attempting to estimate the informal economic activity of a single sector in a single community and it’s just a number on a page. it’s like “estimating” how many people in Canada had how many embarrassing, secret dreams about unicorns last year.
Maybe that’s why they want to start counting the informal economy towards GDP
I’m sure they want to. every country wants to get a taste in taxes, but it is unrecorded, invisible, and generally impenetrable by virtue of it’s function.
people spend 5 years attempting to estimate the informal economic activity of a single sector in a single community and it’s just a number on a page. it’s like “estimating” how many people in Canada had how many embarrassing, secret dreams about unicorns last year.
40 million by the way.