Latin America / The middle class grew 50% in the past decade (video)

Posted by Michel Cournoyer ⋅ November 14, 2012 ⋅ 3 Comments

Filed Under Economic mobility, Latin America, Middle class, World Bank

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In the past decade, the middle class in Latin America grew 50%, and now represents 30% of the population.
According to the experts, this growth is due to growth and job creation
To maintain these gains, the region needs to enact policy reforms within the employment, tax and social security sectors.

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