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Aglomeración y coaglomeración de las empresas de base tecnológica en el espacio intrametropolitano de Toluca, 2010-2020

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  • José Antonio Cabrera Pereyra,
  • José Antonio Álvarez Lobato,
  • Carlos Garrocho
José Antonio Cabrera Pereyra
El Colegio Mexiquense, A.C.
Biografía
José Antonio Álvarez Lobato
El Colegio Mexiquense, A.C.
Biografía
Carlos Garrocho
El Colegio Mexiquense, A.C.
Biografía
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24201/edu.v39i1.2156

Publicado 2024-02-28

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  • aglomeración,
  • coaglomeración,
  • empresas de base tecnológica,
  • funciones M, m,
  • métodos multiescalares,
  • análisis de patrones de puntos,
  • geografía económica
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Cabrera Pereyra, J. A., Álvarez Lobato, J. A., & Garrocho, C. (2024). Aglomeración y coaglomeración de las empresas de base tecnológica en el espacio intrametropolitano de Toluca, 2010-2020. Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos, 39(1). https://doi.org/10.24201/edu.v39i1.2156
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En este estudio se develan, localizan y delimitan aglomeraciones y coaglomeraciones de empresas de base tecnológica (EBT) en la Zona Metropolitana de Toluca (ZMT), para 2010 y 2020. Se utilizan las funciones espaciales M y m, métodos multiescalares de análisis de patrones de puntos que apenas se aplican en el mundo y no se han utilizado en México. Estas funciones operan en espacios continuos y evitan el grave problema de la unidad espacial modificable, que afecta a numerosos análisis geoeconómicos. En la ZMT la industria del transporte es el eje articulador de procesos de aglomeración y coaglomeración de EBT. Por último, Se perfilan líneas de política y una agenda estratégica de investigación.

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