Mejora panorama del desempleo en estados del país

28/09/2022

Fuente: El Universal

Pese a que la tasa de desocupación en México reportó un ligero aumento de julio a agosto pasado, el número de estados con un nivel de desempleo superior a la media nacional se redujo de 13 a 11 en ese periodo, como consecuencia de la recuperación del mercado laboral.

A nivel nacional, la población desocupada, es decir quienes se encuentran sin laborar, pero que buscan trabajo, fue de 2.1 millones de personas el mes pasado, lo que representó 3.5% de la Población Económicamente Activa (PEA), tasa ligeramente mayor a la de 3.4% reportada un mes antes, de acuerdo con datos del Inegi.

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