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L'économie informelle n'est pas votre ennemie — c'est votre marché
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L'économie informelle n'est pas votre ennemie — c'est votre marché

L'économie informelle représente 60 % des emplois mondiaux et constitue l'épine dorsale de la consommation en Afrique — pourtant, la plupart des entrepreneurs camerounais la fuient. Découvrez pourquoi c'est une erreur stratégique majeure, et comment en faire un levier de croissance concret pour votre entreprise.

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