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To formalize or not to formalize : women entrepreneurs' sensemaking of business registration in the context of Nepal

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them. We use a qualitative approach to collect data from 90 women entrepreneurs in three different cities in Nepal. In our …Despite the depiction of decisions to formalize informal firms as rational and ethical, many entrepreneurs in … entrepreneurs choose informality emphasizes the economic costs and benefits of such decisions, this often overlooks the realities of …

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