Entrepreneurship In Mexico: Reality, Necessity Or Fiction.

Entrepreneurship in Mexico: reality, necessity or fiction.

Introduction

In the last decade the world markets and trends towards innovation and technology have been marking the pattern in economic growth or affectation, as the case may be, both in the macroeconomy and in the microeconomy of the world and therefore in Mexico. Derived from the change to digital markets and changing demands of final consumers, previously unimaginable markets have been opened and thereby an entrepreneurship boom, somewhat disorganized, which has caused a new wave of interaction in alternative markets and trends not previously presented in theMicroeconomics of the country. I start later, I exist ..

Developing

Currently the world economy has as its main characteristic a financial volatility and a very marked concentration of wealth with limited growth for these reasons. Given the constant changes, an unemployment rate above 3.7% In early 2020 and the constant application of new digital markets, entrepreneurship becomes a new door to experience economically active individuals who seek to copedignified life that can save or condemn as prepared.

According to the results of the 2014 economic censuses, which collected information from 2013 (INEGI, 2015), in Mexico 94.3% of the establishments are microenterprises, which on average use four people. It is also interesting to note that 38% of micro and small businesses are owned by women.

Considering these data we can realize that, in Mexico, microeconomy revolves around these microenterprises even though the generation of wealth is not, this is an effect of the culture of fear and low educational quality that is rooted in the country the data of the data ofThat women are the national pointer in entrepreneurship also has to do with the culture and the growing problem of family violence in which more and more women are forced to seek family support and the effect can be noticed in these figures.

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) in the last report delivered by the University Institution Tec de Monterrey to this organization in 2014, shows us the following graph:

As we can see the age factors (young adults), schooling (the greatest schooling successful participation in entrepreneurship), and income level, mark a constant guideline in entrepreneurship, with this we can define that, in Mexico the government strategies forPromoting a stable economy are not adequate, since we do not find support trends for university or postgraduateIn interest. These limitations have a negative effect on the participation percentages of Mexicans to undertake with not very encouraging figures compared at the level

Latin America according to the GEM in the 2015 International Report in gross data only 46% of Mexicans with a university career are considered able to undertake compared to 60% of Latin Americans and 52% average in North America. With the GDP growth trends around in an average of only 2.4% in the last 5 years. The individual looks more and more forced to seek alternatives to support and be able to meet the needs of daily life.

conclusion

Definitely in Mexico microenterprises are the livelihood of the national economy and the first respondent to primary consumers called middle class, these are formed by entrepreneurs. Digital platforms and networks have opened an important channel to promote entrepreneurs dueto national economic growth.

It is a reality that, in Mexico, a revolutionized entrepreneurship begins that must contribute to the decrease in the poverty index in the country and a healthy policy with tools that promote the promotion and participation of Mexican talent to develop businesses with a business with aImportant impact on the national economy, in a fact that we need more and better entrepreneurs.

Bibliography

• Parkin, Michael and Loria, Eduardo Microeconomics. Version for Latin America ninth edition
• Ricardo a. Fornero Financial Analysis with Accounting Information. Programmed study manual.