The Other Path¶
de Soto, H. (1989). The Other Path: The Invisible Revolution in the Third World.
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Primes¶
- Desire Path
- In public policy and compliance, it is the workaround — the informal economy, the gray-market exchange — read as evidence of where the policy trajectory mismatches the lived constraint.
This sourceTreats the informal economy and extralegal activity as revealed evidence of a mismatch between formal regulation and lived constraint — the policy analogue of a desire path worn around the official rule.
- In public policy and compliance, it is the workaround — the informal economy, the gray-market exchange — read as evidence of where the policy trajectory mismatches the lived constraint.
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