El salario mínimo y el empleo: Evidencia internacional y posibles impactos para el caso mexicano

Vázquez, Raymundo M. Campos

doi:10.1016/j.eunam.2015.10.006

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“…Another recent UK study also found no evidence of a negative effect [18]. Abundant research has been done on the impact of the minimum wage on employment, earnings and economic growth [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]. Their results tend to be on the borderline of statistical significance and depend on the country and the reforms carried out, as well as on the level of wages in a given country.…”

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Causality in the Relationship between Economic Growth and Compensation

Przekota,

Janowski,

Szczepanska-Przekota

2023

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Compensation of labour and economic growth are two economic variables of particular interest to researchers. There have been many theories linking these quantities in causal relationships. Similarly, some studies suggest that changes in wages lead to economic growth, while others contradict this and suggest that economic growth is the cause of changes in wages. It is important to determine which of these quantities is the cause and which is the effect, as this allows for a more effective implementation of fiscal policy. The research presented in this article addresses this issue. They are based on data from OECD countries for the years 2003–2021. Correlation and cointegration analysis were used in the description. Both general dependencies, i.e., based on annual averages obtained for each country, and specific dependencies, i.e., for each country separately, have been examined. The general conclusion is that current compensation acts as a brake on economic growth, while current economic growth stimulates future compensation. Such results can be the basis for designing government programmes aimed at stimulating the economy rather than regulating wages. However, the specifics of some countries differ from the general conclusion. However, these countries are in the minority.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Causality in the Relationship between Economic Growth and Compensation

Przekota,

Janowski,

Szczepanska-Przekota

2023

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“…In the work entitled "The minimum wage and employment: International evidence and possible impacts for the Mexican case" by Campos Vázquez (2015), the literature on the minimum wage and its impact on the price increase is reviewed, showing that the effects of the increase the minimum wage increase the standard of living of people with few incomes, without having a significant impact on informal workers.…”

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effectiveness of public expenditure on higher education and the employment in Mexico

Acosta

2021

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Higher education is the most important element to achieve the redistribution of wealth in a country, for that reason its public spending is a subject to study, also the studied professions, the demanded professions by the market and the salaries received by them, because citizens must be able to attend the principal needs of the nation, thereby increasing their income and achieve a decent life. The objective of the document is to analyze the educational proposal considered in the National Development Plan (PND) 2019-2024 in Mexico, specifically in the objective: “2. Guarantee employment, education, health and welfare” analyzing the proposal “5. Young people writing the future, this is a national program aimed to young people who are enrolled in a center of higher education”. In the methodology, it is made a descriptive analysis of the expenditure on education, that information is published by the Chamber of Deputies in México also analyze the information of the Occupation by Economic Sectors generated by National Institute of Statistic and Geography (INEGI).

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“…Existe una noción de la economía, defendida incluso hacia el final del siglo pasado, que plantea que si se aumenta el salario se desincentiva la contratación, la cual ha sido refutada experimentalmente por Card & Kruegel (citados por Campos, 2015). Uno de los principales economistas especialistas en salario mínimo en México, Campos afirma categóricamente: "Cuando el incremento del salario mínimo es "modesto" y se tiene un nivel bajo de antemano los efectos de incrementar el salario mínimo en empleo son nulos" (Campos, 2015, p. 102).…”

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Mínimo vital y salario mínimo, en la política laboral mexicana desde la filosofía política

Cárdenas-Cabello¹

2021

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El mínimo vital es una concepción que sirve para determinar el nivel más básico de requerimientos de los cuales se vale una persona para su subsistencia y satisfacer sus necesidades más apremiantes, entendidas así desde la perspectiva de los derechos humanos. El salario mínimo en México, determinado por una comisión tripartita tendría que contemplar estos aspectos para recuperar el poder adquisitivo que tal elemento componente de los derechos laborales ha perdido en México y que este (el salario mínimo) deje de servir sólo como un indicador para la imposición de multas y referente de empleos infra retribuidos, para recuperar lo que a mediados del siglo pasado fue, un parámetro de retribución equitativa al trabajo, que permita la subsistencia digna de la persona. Después de una revisión comparativa del salario mínimo en México con el de otros países de Latinoamérica, se identificó que este indicador en México es de los más bajos es esta región, se concluye que la adecuación y aumento del salario mínimo en México, si bien ajustada en la actual administración federal, resulta necesario que se siga aumentando y se hace una propuesta.

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El salario mínimo y el empleo: Evidencia internacional y posibles impactos para el caso mexicano

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

Causality in the Relationship between Economic Growth and Compensation

Causality in the Relationship between Economic Growth and Compensation

effectiveness of public expenditure on higher education and the employment in Mexico

Mínimo vital y salario mínimo, en la política laboral mexicana desde la filosofía política

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