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  • Acuerdos y consecuencias de la política laboral en el nivel de empleo
    Vol. 5 No. 2 (2023)

    Social programs in terms of labor policy, regardless of their effectiveness or not, have been and will be part of the debate between academics, businessmen and citizens in general. In this issue that RISAD brings to its readers, we focus on two labor programs: “young people building the future” and the elimination or formalization of outsourcing and its implications in the labor market. In addition, the number is supported by a current article on the implications of the increase in the minimum wage by 2024, mainly on the level of employment.

  • Un día de compras en un negocio familiar

    Confidence, challenge and opportunities for economic agents in Mexico
    Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023)

    At the most tense moment of the COVID-19 pandemic, solidarity between small businesses and an expansive monetary policy were key to gradually getting out of the economic crisis that the country was going through. Within these small businesses, family businesses stand out, since they have characteristics of solidarity both among their members and among their competitors, key features in times of crisis. For its part, monetary policy, through decreases in interest rates, motivated loans with the aim of encouraging consumer demand, and this was an important factor in sustaining the economy at that time of crisis. In this January-July 2023 issue that RISAD delivers to its readers, the characteristics and importance of family businesses and their succession are highlighted; in addition, of the neoliberal policies that indirectly motivate the demands of citizens and in some way, support companies with their purchases, particularly family ones. Implying with it, a confidence of the society towards the policies, the challenge of a family succession and opportunities for any economic agent through these strategies.

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