Competition, cooperation, and influence in the informal economy: Interest representation in informal markets in Mexico city
By: Fuchs, Federico
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BookPublisher: Comparative Politics Description: 56(2), Jan, 2024: p.123-148.
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Comparative PoliticsSummary: Markets are the beating heart of commercial life in Mexico city, where nearly half of households visit a public market every day, Besides a daily ritual form most Mexicans, markets are a central source of employment for informal works a majority of the Mexican labour force 55.9 percent of the population over fifteen years old in 2021 and their man area of organizational activity. This pattern is repeated in major cities across the world: form Lagos, Nigeria, to La Paz, Bolivia, informal workers are densely organized , especially in informal markets. –Reproduced
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Markets are the beating heart of commercial life in Mexico city, where nearly half of households visit a public market every day, Besides a daily ritual form most Mexicans, markets are a central source of employment for informal works a majority of the Mexican labour force 55.9 percent of the population over fifteen years old in 2021 and their man area of organizational activity. This pattern is repeated in major cities across the world: form Lagos, Nigeria, to La Paz, Bolivia, informal workers are densely organized , especially in informal markets. –Reproduced
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