2019
DOI: 10.32888/cge.v7i2.28966
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Um ensaio sobre a ineficácia da política pública vinculada ao Microempreendedor Individual [MEI]

Abstract: O Microempreendedor individual - MEI – permite uma faixa de tributação mais baixa e um processo mais simples de cadastro online para formalização de negócios. Basicamente, espera-se que dois efeitos sejam percebidos: 1) estimular o microempreendedorismo e 2) estimular a formalização do trabalho. Sua divulgação é baseada na construção de uma linguagem positiva a partir da subjetividade do tema empreendedorismo – o herói, aquele que veio de baixo e subiu na vida, enfatizando apenas os benefícios dessa formalizaç… Show more

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“…This shows that, although over the years analyzed, the formalization of informal entrepreneurs has grown significantly, this number is still very small, especially when compared to the number of initial entrepreneurs, which is in a proportion of 18% in relation to the workforce. Moreover, despite the existence of favorable laws, this evidenced behavior is probably due to the lack of better and more effective public policies that further stimulate the formalization and maintenance of legally formalized IMEs (Ciccarino, Moraes, & Celano, 2019).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This shows that, although over the years analyzed, the formalization of informal entrepreneurs has grown significantly, this number is still very small, especially when compared to the number of initial entrepreneurs, which is in a proportion of 18% in relation to the workforce. Moreover, despite the existence of favorable laws, this evidenced behavior is probably due to the lack of better and more effective public policies that further stimulate the formalization and maintenance of legally formalized IMEs (Ciccarino, Moraes, & Celano, 2019).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%