Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma

Brazil has been one of the countries most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in the region. In June 2021, it was the country with the second-highest rate of deaths per million and the fourth by the number of cases per million in Latin America and the Ca...

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Main Authors:	Lara Ibarra, Gabriel, Katyna Argueta
Format:	Report
Language:	Portuguese
Published:	Washington, DC: World Bank 2022
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099600106132231580/P17752703ccc490a10a0aa00f3c084e979e http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37606

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spelling	okr-10986-376062022-06-29T05:10:49Z Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma Lara Ibarra, Gabriel Katyna Argueta Brazil has been one of the countries most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in the region. In June 2021, it was the country with the second-highest rate of deaths per million and the fourth by the number of cases per million in Latin America and the Caribbean. The effects of the health crisis were broad and still evident a year and a half into the pandemic. In line with pre-existing vulnerability profiles, the pandemic affected the Brazilian population differently in the labor market. At the time of the survey, the proportion of people who lost their pre-pandemic job and were not working was 29.1 percent. This proportion was highest among the elderly (57.8 percent), those with primary education or less (42.7 percent), women (41.4 percent) and rural workers (38.7 percent). About 58 percent of those who lost their jobs became inactive, and most of the new inactive were women (68.9 percent). Simultaneously, 29.2 percent of the previously inactive entered the labor force during the pandemic, though one-quarter of them were unemployed in mid-2021. Women represented a majority among the new active (64.3 percent). Finally, the pandemic resulted in higher informality rates among those who remained employed. 2022-06-28T16:27:34Z 2022-06-28T16:27:34Z 2022-03-31 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099600106132231580/P17752703ccc490a10a0aa00f3c084e979e http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37606 Portuguese CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Report Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Latin America & Caribbean Brazil
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description	Brazil has been one of the countries most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in the region. In June 2021, it was the country with the second-highest rate of deaths per million and the fourth by the number of cases per million in Latin America and the Caribbean. The effects of the health crisis were broad and still evident a year and a half into the pandemic. In line with pre-existing vulnerability profiles, the pandemic affected the Brazilian population differently in the labor market. At the time of the survey, the proportion of people who lost their pre-pandemic job and were not working was 29.1 percent. This proportion was highest among the elderly (57.8 percent), those with primary education or less (42.7 percent), women (41.4 percent) and rural workers (38.7 percent). About 58 percent of those who lost their jobs became inactive, and most of the new inactive were women (68.9 percent). Simultaneously, 29.2 percent of the previously inactive entered the labor force during the pandemic, though one-quarter of them were unemployed in mid-2021. Women represented a majority among the new active (64.3 percent). Finally, the pandemic resulted in higher informality rates among those who remained employed.
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author_facet	Lara Ibarra, Gabriel Katyna Argueta
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title	Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma
title_short	Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma
title_full	Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma
title_fullStr	Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma
title_full_unstemmed	Brasil – COVID-19 na América Latina e Caribe : Pesquisas por Telefone de Alta Frequência 2021 - Fase Duas : Coleta Uma
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publisher	Washington, DC: World Bank
publishDate	2022
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