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1 List of Cited References Cairo Donor Conference Paper Avirgan List of Cited References Cairo Donor Conference Paper Avirgan, Tony, L. Josh Bivens & Sarah Gammage, eds. 2005. Good Jobs, Bad Jobs, No Jobs: Labor Markets and Informal Work in Egypt, El Salvador, India, Russia, and South Africa. Washington, D.C.: Global Policy Network, Economic Policy Institute. Bhowmik, Sharit. 2005. “Street Vendors in Asia: A Review.” Economic and Political Weekly, 28 May 2005. Braude, Wolfe. 2005. “South Africa: bringing informal workers into the regulated sphere, overcoming Apartheid’s legacy.” In Tony Avigan, L. Josh Bivens and Sarah Gammage, eds., Good Jobs, Bad Jobs, No Jobs: Labor Markets and Informal Work in Egypt, El Salvador, India, Russia and South Africa. Washington, D.C.: Economic Policy Institute. 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