Una explicación de la conducta competitiva de las microempresas de subsistencia: evidencia para México

Novela, Germán Osorio; Lagarda, Alejandro Mungaray; Barceló, José Gabriel Aguilar; Angulo, Natanael Ramírez

doi:10.22395/seec.v21n48a5

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“…The difference in efficiency between the groups of microenterprises analyzed is according to what was expected according to the literature seen before. Finding the factors that explain these differences is where there may be divergence, in this sense, Osorio et al, (2018) explain that a large part of Mexican microenterprises is mainly subsistence and that they originate as a countercyclical mechanism, that is, these microenterprises do not have elements to operate competitively. Many of the informal micro-enterprises could fall into the subsistence group explaining the differences in efficiency.…”

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Differences in efficiency between Formal and Informal micro-firms in Mexico

Morales¹

2022

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confidence: 99%

Differences in efficiency between Formal and Informal micro-firms in Mexico

Morales¹

2022

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“…However, not all projects are supported, since the resources are limited. The infrastructure and equipment are items with opportunity, since they are part of real actions to make linkage possible in terms of technology transfer, literature review, and reality, which helps realize that there is an area of opportunity in this aspect [41][42][43][44][45]. In 2011, in [46], it was identified as an opportunity area for Mexico by establishing the linking with latecomer firms.…”

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Modeling of the Factors of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) Influencing the Strategic Linking Decisions with the Industrial Sector: Whole-Institution Approach

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Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are dedicated to the professionalization of human capital; to accomplish this, the link with the productive sector is an active component that must be strengthened through formal mechanisms. The purpose of this paper is to estimate the relationships and effects from the Institutional Framework (IF), as well as from the independent variables in the context of linking HEI with the industrial sector. Survey data were collected from 47 HEIs in the Northwest of Mexico; a mixed research approach was applied and analyzed through the partial least-squares structural equations modeling (PLS-SEM) technique. Although the IF is identified as a relevant aspect for the model, this is not a problem for Mexican HEIs, since the analysis reflects a solid legal framework regarding the common basic levels and research. The main impact for experts who carry out research activities is that the route to creating, maintaining, and promoting integrated academic, technical, and administrative personnel as a specialized work team is not achieved. The main factor that does not contribute for researchers who carry out research activities is that the route to integrating (creating–maintaining–promoting) academic, technical, and administrative personnel as a specialized work team is not achieved. One finding is that the informants agree with the existing stimuli that are not aimed at research linked to the industrial sector and problem-solving through applied research. There is a need for retaining the groups of researchers to help make the benefits for the industry clear by offering advanced linkage levels.

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“…Como se puede apreciar las microempresas son un sector que, si bien contribuye menos al crecimiento económico, atribuye una gran proporción de sus negocios a un mecanismo social compensatorio para igualar los niveles de empleo en sectores más grandes de la economía (González, et al, 2018). Es decir, las iniciativas de nuevos negocios no parten de oportunidades de mercado (rentabilidad económica) sino que por el contrario surgen como un mecanismo anticíclico (Osorio et al, 2018).…”

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Impacto Económico De La Pandemia De Covid-19 en Las Mipymes De Navojoa, Sonora Mexico

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Navarro²,

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2023

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La epidemia de COVID-19 fue declarada por la OMS una emergencia de salud pública de preocupación internacional, el 30 de enero de 2020. La caracterización de pandemia significó que la epidemia se había extendido por varios países, continentes o todo el mundo, y que afectaba a un gran número de personas (Organización Panamericana de la Salud, 2020). Ciertamente, la humanidad no estaba preparada para esta emergencia dada la falta de tratamientos para combatir el brote epidémico. La aplicación de la cuarentena domiciliaria, como medida de salud pública, para controlar la transmisión del SARS-CoV-2 trajo consigo un impacto económico que afectó a hogares y empresas. Entre las afectaciones principales que mostraron las compañías en el año 2020 se encontró la disminución de los ingresos, baja de demanda y escases de insumos y/o productos (Nacional Financiera, 2021). Las micro, pequeña y mediana empresa (Mipymes) de Navojoa Sonora no fueron la excepción y se vieron afectadas al igual que millones en el mundo. Se encontró que el 63% de las empresas encuestadas mantuvieron operaciones, el 26% estuvieron laborando a puerta cerrada y 7% de las empresas encuestadas ordenaron el cierre total de operaciones. Se encontró que el 77% experimentó una baja en sus ingresos en un promedio del 20% al 30%, un 61% mencionó sufrir escasez de mercancías por parte de sus proveedores. Las empresas mencionan varias estrategias de sobrevivencia para enfrentar la crisis provocada por la pandemia, destacando la venta por internet y trabajo remoto. Por su parte, el 81% de las compañías menciona no haber tenido información sobre ningún tipo de apoyo del gobierno. Asimismo, de las empresas que si se enteraron sobre el programa de gobierno el 70% mencionó que era insuficiente. Finalmente, las empresas recomiendan estar a la vanguardia sobre este tipo de situaciones y buscar la manera de no interrumpir la actividad económica de las sociedades

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Una explicación de la conducta competitiva de las microempresas de subsistencia: evidencia para México

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Differences in efficiency between Formal and Informal micro-firms in Mexico

Differences in efficiency between Formal and Informal micro-firms in Mexico

Modeling of the Factors of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) Influencing the Strategic Linking Decisions with the Industrial Sector: Whole-Institution Approach

Impacto Económico De La Pandemia De Covid-19 en Las Mipymes De Navojoa, Sonora Mexico

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