Resumen de Revisando la informalidad en México: Análisis de sus consecuencias sociales.
Yuridia Santamaría, David Contreras, Alejandro Ramírez, Elsa García
Informality in Mexico, is not due solely to economic or political context of the country as has been misinforming the public debate, the reasons and consequences of this phenomenon are beyond the national perspective, where the macroeconomic impact of Freedom of fiscal year have generated solid arguments today leads us to study and observe the social and cultural phenomenon of informality as well as the pros and conveniences that generates socio-cultural indicators of a country where personal circumstances become beyond statistical database triggers for projects of economic and human development.
Several studies conducted worldwide show us how far we are to understand the problem and therefore able to help it, teach us how the resources generated in this sub-human economy and promote economic development at the micro level of families exercise it, and most importantly, argue that the concept of common good is not fought with informality within Mexican society.
