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1 Share of informal and formal youth employment
Region Country Share in Youth Employment Size of informal economy (%) Informal Formal Asia and the Pacific Cambodia 98.3 1.7 39% of GDP Latin America and the Caribbean El Salvador 91.8 8.2 See internet Middle East and North Africa Egypt 8.9 35% of GDP Sub Saharan Africa Malawi 96.8 3.7 43% of GDP Source: Work4Youth Publication Service No. 8 (ILO/Master Card Foundation)

2 Shares of youth informal and formal employment by levels of completed education
Source: Work4Youth Publication Service No. 8 (ILO/Master Card Foundation)

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