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The Non-State Sector in Cuba

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The Non-State Sector in Cuba

Jorge Duany Cuban Research Institute Florida International University


Main Objectives


Basic Definitions


Cuba’s Changing Policies


Self-Employment in Cuba (Thousands)


Cuba’s Labor Force, 2016


Main Types of Authorized Occupations, 2017


Paladares


Selling Food & Beverages


Casas Particulares


Almendrones


PROCLE: Textile Manufacturing


ADORGRAF: Bag & Container Production


Closed for Repairs?


Main Problems for Cuentapropistas


Back to the Future


A Cuban Amazon?


D17: A New Era in U.S.-Cuba Relations


Restoring Commercial Flights


“People-to-People Travel”


U.S. Travel to Cuba (Thousands)


U.S. Policy toward Cuba under Trump


The “Sonic Attacks”


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