Technical efficiency and employment generation in the manufacturing sector of Mexico
Abstract
The present work seeks to analyze the relationship between technical efficiency and employment. For this, the present research has the objectives of measuring firstly the state of technical efficiency in the Manufacturing Sector of Mexico and, later, determining the relationship that it has with the generation of a higher level of employment, using aggregate data.
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