Khudaynazarov A.K.Published in:
Shadow Economy
– Volume 3, Number 4 (October-December 2019)



Keywords: shadow economy, shadow economy factors, shadow economy types


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Abstract:

This article summarizes the definition, types and main factors of shadow economic activity based on a review of researches.

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