Self-employment plays a crucial role in the transformation of Cuba's Economic and Social Model of Socialist Development, influencing goods production, service provision, and the labor force's structure. Its significance extends to the social division of labor and class dynamics, positioning it as a vital economic actor for national development. The book emphasizes the need for comprehensive study on how institutional frameworks effectively support self-employment, highlighting the political leadership of the Communist Party of Cuba in fostering cooperation among relevant institutions for successful integration into the socialist development agenda.
