Dinámicas de la actividad laboral de la población rural en Ecuador
Resumen
La población trabajadora rural ha enfrentado un sinnúmero de dificultades, añadiendo que, con la pandemia ocasionada por el Covid-19, los gobiernos optaron por tomar medidas conservadoras, reduciendo la movilidad de la sociedad, y paralizando sectores productivos importantes para las economías, para frenar los elevados niveles de contagio. El objetivo de la investigación fue cuantificar el impacto del Covid-19 en la actividad laboral de la población rural del cantón Milagro en Guayas, Ecuador. En esta investigación se empleó la metodología cuasi experimental apoyada por el Análisis de Componentes Principales, y el método econométrico de Diferencia en Diferencias, para los periodos de los datos entre los años 2020 y 2022. Los resultados indicaron una baja influencia del periodo de pandemia sobre la actividad laboral rural; sin embargo, se resalta una afección negativa de 14,26% sobre la voluntad de la población de realizar una actividad económica por su cuenta, una disminución de la delicada situación económica en 4,51%, y un incremento del 2,75% en las personas que demandan un seguro de salud. Se concluye que es necesaria la ejecución de proyectos y reformas que faciliten la labor rural para potenciar la productividad de la zona, optimizando el uso de los recursos.
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