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Jalisco's labor market is facing increased pressure, with a significant loss of formal jobs in August 2026, particularly impacting permanent positions and younger workers.
Analysis reveals that informal economy is increasingly powering Jalisco's economic expansion, with significant growth in construction and services.
Analysis reveals that Mexico's economic growth in 2025 was largely fueled by the informal sector, challenging traditional economic metrics.
Jalisco's economy grapples with a structural slowdown, driven by informal growth, weakening formal employment, and inflation eroding purchasing power. An ITESO analysis reveals key challenges.
