Se generaron más de 29 mil empleos: Inegi
Mexico’s second-quarter data reveal that job creation was driven primarily by the informal economy, highlighting the limitations of official statistics, which often exclude these vital livelihoods. While formal employment grew only marginally, the informal sector absorbed the majority of new workers, suggesting that current open-data frameworks must better integrate non-traditional labor metrics to accurately reflect economic reality. This disparity underscores the urgent need for more transparent, granular data sources that capture the full scope of employment beyond formal contracts. Open-data initiatives should prioritize bridging this gap, ensuring that policy decisions are based on comprehensive insights that acknowledge the informal sector’s significant role in the national economy.
Source: cuartopoder.mxPublished on 2023-08-30
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