Regional economic growth in Mexico: A prospective exercise for 2020

Authors

  • Alfredo Erquizio Espinal

Keywords:

Economic growth, regional growth, Mexican economy

Abstract

The evidence of regional growth in Mexico 1900-2002 is examined and a prospective exercise is carried out until 2020 considering three scenarios: pessimistic, moderate and optimistic. To do this, convergence indicators and demographic projections are used that support the potential positive effect of the “demographic bonus”.

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References

Aregional.com 2002. Convergencia y productividad regional en México 1970-2000. Noviembre. Año 2. #11.

Chiquiar Daniel (2002). Why Mexico’s regional income con-vergente broke down?. Deparment of Economics. University of California. San Diego.

CIESA (2003). Mercado Laboral de Profesionistas en México. Diagnóstico y Perspectivas al año 2010. de Appendini K. A. (s.f). Producto bruto interno por entidad federativa, 1900, 1940 y 1960. CEED, El Colegio de Mèxico (mimeo). Erquizio Alfredo y Mario Mendoza Sánchez (2007). “Economía del conocimiento y crecimiento regional”, Imaginales. Revista de Investigación Social # 5. Enero-Junio. 2007. pp.25- 41.

Published

2024-10-29

How to Cite

Erquizio Espinal, A. (2024). Regional economic growth in Mexico: A prospective exercise for 2020. Revista Vértice Universitario , 11(41). Retrieved from https://revistavertice.unison.mx/index.php/rvu/article/view/404

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Volume 11, Number 41 (January-March) 2009

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