There are all kinds of jobs in Mexico. The country has a huge population, and has all the jobs you would expect in a modern society. Manufacturing, government, IT, construction, professional services, hotels and resorts, you name it there are jobs for it.
Mexico has an estimated labor force of 44.71 million people (2007). From those, 18% (8 million) work on agriculture, forestry and fishing activities; 24% (almost 11 million) are dedicated to industrial activities including extractive industries, manufacturing and construction. Finally, 58% (26 million) of the workforce are employed on commerce and services, including government-related activities and armed forces.
A further breakdown of these figures is as follows:
1 million work at transportation services, such as truck driving and aircraft piloting.
2 million are employed on agriculture, forestry and fishingactivities.
2 million work for the Mexican government and armed forces.
2 million work at tourism and hospitality services.
2 million work on professional services, including business consulting, IT, banking and finance.
3 million people work at social services jobs, such as health counselors, medical and religious workers.
3 million work at diverse services activities, including auto shops, laundry or house cleaning.
4 million are employed at commerce businesses, from small shops up to large department stores.
8 million are workers at industrial, manufacturing and constructionbusinesses.
Mexicans
they make stuff and then sell it
How do you think Mexico City's High population density affects the lives of people living there.
It is Mexico City, with 19.2 million people living in it.
For transport, for making a living, for entertainment.
Mexico as a whole is overpopulated but Mexico City has about 22 million people living there and it has been overpopulated for about 20-30 years.
One of the 21.16 million people living in Mexico City.
Certainly. Although the area had not been named Mexico at the time.
Yes; French immigration into Mexico started since it became independent in 1821. Nowadays, there are approximately 1.5-2 million people of French ancestry living in Mexico.
They managed to stay in Mexico because they wanted to rule mexico as there country.
It has 545,852 people living in a 181 square mile area.
Most people living in the Mexico City proper are born within Mexico City; there are some immigrants from central and southern states but most of them tend to live on the periphery, on greater Mexico City.