How is Labor Poverty in Aguascalientes at the Close of Q3 2025?

According to INEGI, Aguascalientes closed Q3 2025 with a significant reduction in labor poverty, reaching a state indicator of 31.7%. This represents an annual decrease of 5.2%, down from 36.9% in Q3 2024, positioning it among the most pronounced declines nationwide. Broadening the scope to the national landscape, labor poverty reached 34.3% in Q3 2025, a figure that also showed an annual decrease, albeit of lesser magnitude, with a reduction of 0.8 percentage points. According to INEGI, the level varied by area: in rural zones, it rose to 48.4%, while in urban zones, it stood at 30.2%. Nevertheless, the performance among states was contrasting. According to the same INEGI study, 24 federal entities reduced their labor poverty over the last year, with the largest declines observed in Tlaxcala (5.6%), Aguascalientes (5.2%), and Hidalgo (4.6%). At the opposite end,

, Veracruz (3.2%), and Durango (2.5%) registered increases during the period.### Read moreRegarding labor income, the differences were also clear. Nationally, the real labor income per capita was 3,344.22 pesos, with a slight annual decrease, while the country’s total wage bill also showed a decline. In contrast,

recorded an increase in its real labor income per capita, reaching 3,449.77 pesos, with positive variations in both annual and quarterly comparisons. Additionally, Aguascalientes’ total wage bill reached 3,560.44 million pesos, representing an annual growth of over 10%. Regarding the variation of income by economic activity in Aguascalientes, 7 of the 10 economic activities in the state increased their average income, with the largest increases in mining industry, various services, and manufacturing, while the agricultural and governmental sectors showed a decrease.## Read moreThe post

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