2023
DOI: 10.35305/ese.v8i16.302
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Las estadísticas de consumo y el cesto de provisiones en México en las décadas de 1920 y 1930

Abstract: Al finalizar la Revolución mexicana, el Estado que emergió se vio envuelto en crisis recurrentes de legitimidad. Uno de los medios por los cuales se estabilizaron ciertos fenómenos como relevantes para obtener conocimientos sobre la realidad que se pretendía gobernar fue la consolidación de saberes estadísticos. El Departamento de Estadística Nacional fungió como un centro desde el cual se articularon datos e información de origen diverso, y que fueron sometidos al análisis estadístico. Esto dio como fruto “ob… Show more

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“…https://doi.org/10.7440/histcrit87.2023.05 more data about the diet of the Mexican population and connect the local community of experts with the new United Nations specialized agencies created after the Second World War. 72 Also, the Secretary of Economy, the Secretary of Labor, the DEN, and other ministries, designed and applied more statistically sophisticated national surveys to measure the population's cost of living using the new nutritional information produced. This information became more standardized and complex in the post-war period, producing more exchanges and mobilization of knowledge and a new generation of experts who tried to conduct public policies under an increasingly technical approach.…”
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“…https://doi.org/10.7440/histcrit87.2023.05 more data about the diet of the Mexican population and connect the local community of experts with the new United Nations specialized agencies created after the Second World War. 72 Also, the Secretary of Economy, the Secretary of Labor, the DEN, and other ministries, designed and applied more statistically sophisticated national surveys to measure the population's cost of living using the new nutritional information produced. This information became more standardized and complex in the post-war period, producing more exchanges and mobilization of knowledge and a new generation of experts who tried to conduct public policies under an increasingly technical approach.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This information became more standardized and complex in the post-war period, producing more exchanges and mobilization of knowledge and a new generation of experts who tried to conduct public policies under an increasingly technical approach. 73 The new nutritional knowledge about the Mexican population and its diet was again used to support workers' demands. In 1943, the second most important union in the country, the Confederación de Trabajadores de México (ctm)-through its Technical and Economic Affairs Secretary, Fidel Velázquez-presented the Mexican President Manuel Ávila Camacho (1940)(1941)(1942)(1943)(1944)(1945)(1946) a study which they considered was a better way to determine minimum wages.…”
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