In this speech, Ms. Moleketi gives highlights from a UN Report that detailed the interplay of the rule of law and economics and advocates for combining poverty reduction and governance approaches. It states that the legal underpinnings of entrepreneurship, employment, and market interaction are often taken for granted by traditional approaches to development and standard economic theory. Contracts and property rights are assumed to be in place, and what transpires in the informal economy is scarcely taken into account.
https://www.un.org/ruleoflaw/files/Statement%20by%20Ms.%20Geraldine%20Fraser-Moleketi.pdf