Características demográficas por tipo de asociación de los microemprendimientos en México
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Demográficas, Emprendedor, Emprendimiento, MicronegocioAbstract
In Mexico there are national statistical data generated by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) through the application of the National Micronegocios Survey (ENAMIN) for the year 2012. This research studies in a descriptive way the national statistics provided by INEGI, especially data related to demographic aspects, sector and the reasons that motivate people to undertake a micro-business in the national territory. Among some of the findings found, there is a gender balance between women and men who head family micro-businesses, almost half of the entrepreneurs who undertake microbusinesses are married, and the age segment that dominates the three types of business association corresponds to those over 41 years of age.
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