Informal sector is a very important area of the economy for any developing country; it is a growing occupational sector for the less skilled people, living both in urban and rural areas. The concept of ‘informal sector’ was first introduced by Hart (1971) describing it as a part of the urban labor force taking its place outside the structure of formal labor market. As a consequence the economic developments were to some extent compromised, therefore were comparatively unsuccessful to create adequate amount of contemporary jobs to counterbalance the mounting unemployment.

1. Informal Business

2. Chapter- 01

3. Background of the
study

4. Advance Business Research

5. Problem
Statement

6. lower productivity and wages
less social protection
higher vulnerability to poverty
informal business
generally associated with
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03
02

7. Objective of the
STUDY
Broad Objective
Specific Objectives
01
02

8. LITERATURE
REVIEW

9. Chapter- 01

10. Methodology

11. Design
basically a

12. Sources
Primary
Data
of
Secondary

13. Primary
A well structured
questionnaire prepared
Sources
Case Study

14. Secondary
Sources
books
articles
journals
Published
materials

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no.word In
South Dhaka
City Corporation
Target

16. Sample Size
has been conducted
130
a listing of

17. Sampling Design
36

18. Limitations of the
STUDY
Time constrain
lack of experience
Inappropriate
information
Non-availability
statistical data
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02
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19. Chapter- 01

20. Findings

21. Age of the respondents

22. Marital Status

23. types of business

24. Starting capital

25. Amount of daily sales

26. Duration of business

27. Factors of motivation

28. Conclusion

29. the workers in the informal sector
the study
do not enjoy a better life
clearly stated that

30. Recommendations

31. To improve the conditions
of work and business security
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32. to ensure access of informal
entrepreneurs to financial system
02

33. Poormicro entrepreneurs
should be provided with training
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