Năm 2005, Ấn Độ có ngần này người làm trong mảng unorganised economy
Majority of the workforce in India are in the informal economy, also referred to as the unorganized sector in the country. In 2004, the Government of India set up the National Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganised Sector (NCEUS) to examine the issues of the informal economy. The NCEUS adopted the following definition of the "unorganized sector." "The unorganized sector consists of all unincorporated private enterprises owned by individuals or households engaged in the sale and production of goods and services operated on a proprietary or partnership basis and with less than 10 total workers."
According to data available in 2005, the unorganised sector accounted for 395 million persons or 86 per cent of the work force. Most of these workers (253 million) were engaged in agriculture and who are mainly self-employed.
Together with the 29 million in unorganised employment in the formal sector, there were 422.6 million persons in the unorganised economy (sector plus employment) who comprise 92.4 per cent of the work force.
http://www.wiego.org/informal_economy_law/country-study-india
Đội street vendors có bao nhiêu người?
The total number of street vendors in the country is estimated at around 10 million. Some studies estimate that street vendors constitute approximately 2 per cent of the population of a metropolis. Mumbai has roughly 2,50,000 street vendors and Kolkata has nearly 2,00,000. The street vendors market many goods, such as clothes and hosiery, household goods and food items, manufactured by home based workers, who have no other channels of marketing the products that they produce. They also ensure the availability of goods and services at cheaper rates to people.
http://www.wiego.org/informal_economy_law/street-vendors-india
10 triệu người mà "chiếm 46% GDP phi nông nghiệp của Ấn Độ". Quá khủng! Bọn còn lại đúng là ăn hại!