Journal article · 2026
Tell Me Who Your Neighbors Are and I Will Tell You Your Informal Economy Size: The Case of Sweden
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Summary
Brings geography into informal-economy estimation. Using data for Sweden's 21 regions from 2006 to 2023, the study compares models ranging from linear regression to graph neural networks for predicting the size of each region's informal economy under different spatio-temporal settings.
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