======Peru, 2002-2012: growth, structural change and formalization======
This report investigates the formalization of labor in Peru from 2002 to 2012, a period marked by significant economic growth and labor market reforms, including a special regime for micro and small enterprises and enhanced workplace inspections.  \\ 
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|Report location:  |[[https://repositorio.cepal.org/server/api/core/bitstreams/df54953d-640c-499b-b8c6-19d7eea0bd99/content|source]]   |
|Language:  |English  |
|Publisher:  |<WRAP> 
  * [[encyclopedia:economic_commission_for_latin_america|Economic Commission for Latin America]]  
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|Authors:  | Juan Chacaltana  |
|Time horizon:  |2002    |
|Geographic focus:  |Peru   |
|Page count:  |páginas. 45-6  |

=====Methods=====
The research method involved analyzing a panel of subnational regions to assess the impact of economic growth, sectoral growth, and institutional changes on labor formalization. Econometric models were used to quantify the determinants of the formalization process.  \\ 
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=====Key Insights=====
The study examines Peru's labor formalization during 2002-2012, a time of robust economic growth and labor market reforms. It explores the impact of growth composition and institutional changes, such as a new regime for micro and small enterprises and improved inspections, on increasing formal employment.  \\ 
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