Careers education and the informal economies |
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Authors: | A. G. Watts |
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Affiliation: | a National Institute for Careers Education and Counselling (CRAC & The Hatfield Polytechnic), |
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Abstract: | It is suggested that careers education tends to be preoccupied with the bureaucratised sector of the formal economy. The importance of the free' sector of the formal economy is outlined, as is the growing importance of three informal economies: the 'black' economy, the 'communal' economy, and the 'household' economy. The implications for careers education of these alternative economies are discussed. |
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