Gig economy platforms: Boon or Bane?

Cyrille Schwellnus, Assaf Geva, Mathilde Pak, Rafael Veiel·2019·OECD Economics Department Working Papers
DOI 10.1787/fdb0570b-en

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  1. Trends in the number of permanent and temporary wage workers (informal and formal), compared to 2019
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  2. Trends in informality in selected countries
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  3. Formalisation or informalisation of the labour market during the COVID‑19 crisis in selected countries
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  4. Evolution of informal and formal employment by sex
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  5. Most employment in small enterprises is informal, yet informal employment in large formal enterprises is significant
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  6. Informal and GVC-related employment, by country
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  7. The relationship between informality and GVC participation is weak
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  8. Women are more at risk of informality than men in more than one-half of countries
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  9. Informal employment and GVC-related employment, by country
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  10. Overview
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  11. Informality rates, by types of immigration status
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  12. Executive summary
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  13. Trends in the number of workers (informal and formal) by status in employment compared to 2019 in selected countries
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  14. Trends in the number of jobs (informal and formal) in the second quarter of 2020 compared to 2019
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  15. Informal employment rates are highest for young and older workers
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  16. Preface
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  17. Equity dominates the funding mix for SME innovation
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  18. Resumen ejecutivo
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  19. Editorial
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  20. Own-account work is the dominant form of informal employment followed by informal wage employment (2019)
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  21. Distribution of overall population, by degree of informality of households (circa 2019)
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  22. Résumé
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  23. Evolution of informal and formal employment by sex, 15-64 years
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  24. SMEs systematically perceive a more limited access to external financing
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  25. The funding mix of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises differs from that of large firms
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  26. Most scalers operate in less knowledge-intensive services
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  27. Smaller firms offer less ICT training to employees
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  28. Few initiatives embed additional coordination mechanisms by design
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  29. Rethinking SME scale up and growth policies
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  30. There is a high number of institutions involved in scale up finance policies, with different degrees of decentralisation
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  31. The number of policy initiatives in place increases with the number of institutions involved and the intensity of targeting efforts
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  32. First in line of sight: disruptive innovation, investment in physical capital and global expansion
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  33. Access to finance remains the primary barrier to innovation among small firms
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  34. Data governance policies are relatively targeted, but initiatives specifically around data issues and for at SMEs are rare
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  35. Implementing institutions most often have innovation policy as their core mandate
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