Regional Economic Growth In Mexico: The 21st Century Economy
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estudios regionales, Economía, comercio, crecimiento económico, convergenciaSinopsis
En México, la economía regional se ocupa de su distribución espacial y se centra en el análisis de sus regiones y estados o áreas metropolitanas. Es una de las economías de más rápido crecimiento en América Latina y modelo de integración financiera y comercial. Formidables desafíos de desarrollo y crecimiento económico le esperan al país en el próximo cuarto de siglo; además de que muestra profundos contrastes entre sus estados ricos y pobres, entre los centros urbanos en crecimiento y las áreas rurales indigentes, y entre la población mexicana con suficiente riqueza (considerada incluso entre las personas más ricas en el mundo y dueñas de empresas que puedan competir con las de los países industrializados) y aquella población para quienes los beneficios de la globalización aún no se han materializado.
En los próximos años, México enfrentará difíciles desafíos para sustentar su crecimiento económico.
El presente libro aborda los efectos del capital humano, la investigación, el desarrollo en el crecimiento económico y la convergencia regional, asimismo analiza de cerca a las instituciones y el comercio.
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