Historical review of the informal labor sector in Guatemala and the lack of strategic thinking of this group.
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https://doi.org/10.69789/ccs.v11i1.591Keywords:
Subsistence Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Naboria, Subsistence Microenterprise, Strategic Thinking, Informal Sector, GuatemalaAbstract
The low educational level of informal sector workers constitutes a barrier that hinders their personal development, as well as their capacity for sustainability and growth, due to a lack of strategic thinking. The main objective of this research is to identify the limitations that have historically prevented them from thinking long-term and considering their work as a dignified source of income. It is utopian to speak of reducing the number of informal workers in Guatemala in the short and medium term; therefore, this research emerges as a palliative proposal to address the extreme difficulties faced daily by the majority of informal workers in the country.
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