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Mexico's Post-Pandemic Economy: Inertial Business Creation, Informality and More Tenditas · Global Voices
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Of the 5 million 468,180 companies in Mexico, 64.3 percent operate in informality, higher percentage than reported in 2018 when they were 62.6 percent, reveal data from the INEGI. When presenting the results of the censuses... Full note »
After the Covid-19 pandemic, the Mexican economy gradually recovered until 2024 and, in the midst of that process, there was an inertial creation of new businesses, informality settled among establishments and entrepreneurs chose to open corner spots.The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) disseminated the final results of the 2024 Economic Censuses with information from all establishments in the country, whether they produce …
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