@ H'ector politics of the day is a strong influencer of growth of the informal economic sector. A good example is where we have seen politicians raising seed money for hawkers or market mummies or in this part of the world commonly referred to " mama mboga" meaning in kiswahili language ( spoken in East and central Africa) , mothers who sell vegetables in open markets or city streets. They earn their daily living from such small scale businesses and contribute levies to the local governments.

One of them are the condition in developing countries

Amboka Asumwa Agustine

Thanks for the answer, I agree. The informal sector sometimes is affected by political decisions that generate from bureaucratic and demotivating processes, to the lack of promotion and encouragement so that these small entrepreneurs can be included in the formality without affecting their productive activities but rather strengthening them.

Khristian Edi Nugroho Soebandrija

Thanks for the answer, I agree.

Level of Unemployment, availability of skilled labour, Govt. policies, the economic policies of LPG ETC.