Survey of firms in intermediate urban areas on the labor market in Bolivia: 2022

By Social Protection and Labor Markets Division (VPS/SCL/SPL)

The data comes from a survey carried out on a sample of 25 intermediate and small cities in Bolivia, carried out in the period 2022. This updates the data from the labor market survey carried out in 2017 in intermediate and small cities that was used for this same analysis in 2020. The main characteristics of companies and the workforce in a post-pandemic context are described, and the training challenges facing the Bolivian labor market are identified. Information on the employment prospects of students in their last year of high school is also included.

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Identifier https://doi.org/10.60966/x1ay7ke2
License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
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Urquidi, Manuel;Ergueta, Amparo;Durand, Guillaume;Sardán, Solange;Serrate, Liliana, 2024, Survey of firms in intermediate urban areas on the labor market in Bolivia: 2022, IDB Open Data, https://doi.org/10.60966/x1ay7ke2

Issued date 2024-04-23
Modified date 2025-04-11
Tags/Keywords Labor Market · Labor Relation · Small Business
Language Spanish
Temporal coverage 2022-2022
Geographic coverage
Bolivia
Regional coverage Latin America and the Caribbean
Publisher
Inter-American Development Bank
Author
Urquidi, Manuel
Ergueta, Amparo
Durand, Guillaume
Sardán, Solange
Serrate, Liliana
Inter-American Development Bank
Data collection type Survey Data
Statistical type Cross-sectional Data
Data structure Structured Data
Data notes

Business survey. The initial sampling frame used was the database of the Plurinational Commercial Registry Service - SEPREC (previously managed by FUNDEMPRESA). In the first instance, the municipalities to be selected were identified and the specific frame was constructed for the 25 that constitute the group that was visited. Before conducting the survey, the sampling frame was updated to include an up-to-date list of existing companies and all productive activities in all their possible forms (unions, productive associations, community companies and others). Once this activity was concluded, and according to the number of companies identified per municipality, those to be surveyed were randomly selected.

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