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Start date: 2020End date: 2022Author: search.filters.author.JIMENEZ BANDALA, CARLOS ALBERTO; 326293Author: search.filters.author.Andrade Rosas, Luis Antonio; 98882Author: search.filters.author.Jiménez Bandala, Carlos Alberto

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    Determination of the minimum wage for 2022 based on the unemployment rate and its comparison with inflationary conditions
    Andrade Rosas, Luis Antonio, Jiménez Bandala, Carlos Alberto, Galindo Lomelí, Perla Guadalupe, Soto Rodríguez, José Antonio (Universidad La Salle México, Facultad de Negocios, 2021-12-12)
    The pandemic crisis has been altering key economic variables, such as the unemployment and inflation rates. In this paper, an analysis of minimum wage projections for 2022 is conducted based on unemployment, inflation and minimum wage levels, according to INEGI. First, using the bivariate normal distribution, it is shown that the unemployment rate could reach lower rates than the 4.08% reported in July 2021; based on this, a relationship between the minimum wage level and the unemployment rate is estimated before and after this threshold. It is found that, if an increase in the level of the minimum wage could be possible by December, this would be achieved if unemployment were lower than 4.08%. In addition, the inflation and minimum wage results are shown, concluding in both scenarios that increases in the minimum wage could be expected between 20% and 28% over the 141 pesos reported at the beginning of this year.
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    Post-pandemic Mexican labor market outlook: asymmetric recovery
    Jiménez Bandala, Carlos Alberto, Andrade Rosas, Luis Antonio, Balam, Alia, Soto Rodríguez, José Antonio, Guzmán Cruz, José Emiliano (Universidad La Salle México, Facultad de Negocios, 2021-06-13)
    After the period of confinement to prevent the spread of the CoViD-19 virus, the reopening in the new normal poses the challenge of economic recovery, in that sense this paper analyzes the dynamics of the post-pandemic Mexican labor market through several econometric modeling including multivariate linear models and time series analysis. The main results show that the recovery of both formal and informal jobs is being faster than expected, however, it presents asymmetries that reveal the pre-existing structural uneven conditions. While the northern states would achieve this summer to reach the pre-pandemic level; the southern states would do so until the following year. At the end, intervention recommendations are proposed to reduce the gaps between north-south.
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    Results of the study to propose the amount of the increase to the minimum wage for 2021 and its repercussions
    Jiménez Bandala, Carlos Alberto, Arellano Aceves, Diana, Márquez Olvera, Ian, Andrade Rosas, Luis Antonio, Guadarrama Muñoz, Alma Cossette, Peralta, José Daniel, Sánchez, Enrique, Matus, Edgar Manuel (Universidad La Salle México, Facultad de Negocios, 2020)
    In 2019 and 2020, the increases to the Minimum Wage had a positive impact on the fall in Labor Poverty and reduced the wage gap that had existed since 1976; In this sense, this work aims to carry out a projection of a proposal to increase the minimum wage for 2021 in Mexico without affecting the variables inflation and employment. Using a data panel and a multivariate regression model, it is shown that the increase could be in a nominal range of 19 to 23% to reach an amount of between $ 146.63 to $ 151.56, in addition to showing that the salary increases had positive repercussions in the face of the CoViD-19 pandemic.