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Brecha salarial, continúa siendo uno de los grandes incentivos entre México y EU






La brecha salarial entre México y Estados Unidos sigue siendo uno de los grandes incentivos para que mexicanos busquen migrar al país del norte; de esta manera impactar en su calidad de vida y la de sus familias.

De acuerdo con el Anuario de Migración y Remesas 2023 los ingreso de una persona en México con un nivel de  secundaria pueden ser 14 veces mayores si desempeñara las mismas actividades en Estados Unidos.

Para el reporte 2023 la proyeccion es similar en nivel licenciatura, donde un mexicano podria crecer sus ingresos 8 veces si radicara en el vecino país.

Aún cuando los mexicanos en general, los migrantes tienen un ingreso muy por debajo de quienes nacieron allá, la comparativa con los ingresos en México es muy marcada.

El reporte marca que en 2022 una persona con Licenciatura concluida en México podría tener ingresos mensuales de 562 dolares promedio, es decir, alrededor de 11 mil pesos, esa misma persona con actividades similares en Estados Unidos tendria ingresos por más de 80 mil pesos mensuales.

Las condiciones de negociación del Tratado de Libre Comercio han apostado a que los ingresos por hora en el sector industrial tengan un incremento significativo, sin embargo aun distan en mucho de lo que se tiene en el país.

Los mexiquenses radicados en Estados Unidos desarrollando actividades profesionales y de ayudantía general al momento envían recursos para más de cien mil familias en terrirorio estatal en 119 de los 125 municipios de la entidad.

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