2014
DOI: 10.18381/eq.v11i2.2311
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Especializaciones reveladas y ventajas competitivas en el Bajío mexicano

Abstract: Especializaciones reveladas y ventajas competitivas en el Bajío mexicano Especializaciones reveladas y ventajas competitivas en el Bajío mexicano1Kurt Unger Rafael Garduño José Eduardo Ibarra2 ■ Resumen: En este trabajo se caracteriza la competitividad económica de los municipios que integran el Bajío, destacando las actividades principales en cuanto a su aportación al producto interno bruto y su grado de integración o complementariedad. La unidad de análisis principal son los seis ejes carreteros que delimita… Show more

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“…The classification employed in the present study is based on the taxonomy proposed originally by Castaldi (), which is derived from the studies of Pavitt () and Miozzo and Soete () and was adapted by Padilla‐Pérez and Villarreal () for the Mexican case. This classification has also been described in different studies such as that of Unger, Garduño, and Ibarra (), Unger and Pérez (). Hence, industrial and services subsectors are classified into three categories: 1) Scale‐intensive industries, whose efficiencies are based in the scale of their operations and whose innovations stem mostly from process improvement; 2) Supplier‐ dominated industries, which are characterized by the fact that they derive the majority of their innovations from improvements embodied in capital and intermediate goods provided by specialized suppliers; and finally, 3) Science‐based and specialized suppliers, which rely mainly on formal research activities to produce their own innovations (Castaldi ).…”
Section: Data Description and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…The classification employed in the present study is based on the taxonomy proposed originally by Castaldi (), which is derived from the studies of Pavitt () and Miozzo and Soete () and was adapted by Padilla‐Pérez and Villarreal () for the Mexican case. This classification has also been described in different studies such as that of Unger, Garduño, and Ibarra (), Unger and Pérez (). Hence, industrial and services subsectors are classified into three categories: 1) Scale‐intensive industries, whose efficiencies are based in the scale of their operations and whose innovations stem mostly from process improvement; 2) Supplier‐ dominated industries, which are characterized by the fact that they derive the majority of their innovations from improvements embodied in capital and intermediate goods provided by specialized suppliers; and finally, 3) Science‐based and specialized suppliers, which rely mainly on formal research activities to produce their own innovations (Castaldi ).…”
Section: Data Description and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…En congruencia con esta investigación, en Unger et al (2013) se caracteriza a la competitividad económica de los municipios que integran la RB; se destacan las actividades principales en función del producto interno bruto y su grado de integración, además, se delimita en función de la accesibilidad, tiempos de desplazamiento e intensidad de interacciones. En el análisis se incluyen 61 municipios pertenecientes a seis entidades federativas, ordenados en seis corredores carreteros.…”
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“…En la información expuesta en Unger et al (2013) los municipios de la RB que presentan mayor actividad manufacturera se conectan al corredor troncal de la red carretera federal, definido por la Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes como el corredor Querétaro-Irapuato-León-Lagos de Moreno-Aguascalientes-Zacatecas-Torreón-Chihuahua-Cd. Juárez.…”
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