He Center for Economic Studies of the Private Sector (CEESP) asked the federal government apply the law to combat the reduction in productivity work, since it considers that due to the transfers grants, the is reducing in Mexico.
“A strategy to reverse the fall in productivity is important to facilitate sustainable growth in the future. It is urgent, it has taken time and in more than one aspect measures have been taken in the opposite direction”, pointed out the CEESP.
For the institution headed by Carlos Hurtado, it is necessary to combat informality through the application of the law and generating incentives for it in social programs.
It exposes that to date the social programs of the government of the self-proclaimed fourth transformation are simply transfers without conditions that rather encourage labor informality and contribute to perpetuate poverty levels.
Measures must also be taken to stimulate economic competition and facilitate the inclusion of new players in industries where there is little entry and exit of companies.
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He added that it is essential to direct education towards useful fields for productivity and resume the evaluation of schools, teachers and students in this regard.
Finally, it is necessary to insist that general favorable conditions are generated for productive investment.
This, with policies that provide useful and profitable public infrastructure and logistics; clear and non-discriminatory rules; investment-compatible regulation at the three levels of government; greater public safety.
In general, he added that this will be possible with undoubted adherence to the rule of law and, very importantly, with a radical change in the factional attitude that the government has shown before the investment productive.
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