potential of socioeconomic development in the regions of nayarit, mexico.
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Abstract
Nayarit regions show considerable heterogeneity
in relation to its potential for socioeconomic development.
Identifying the potential of each is essential
to improve the effectiveness of economic policy actions
aimed at them. This paper exposes how this task can
be accomplished by an index of socioeconomic development
potential that is built with five indicators. Central
Region was determined with high development potential;
South, South Coast and North Coast regions were
classified with medium potential. Factors that decrease
socioeconomic potential among regions were: sufficiency
coefficient of road network and qualification grade
of population.
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| Authors | ;De Haro Mota, R.;Marceleño Flores, S;Bojórquez Serrano, J.I. |
| Journal | impact of e-business technologies on public and private organizations: industry comparisons and perspectives |
| Year | 2015 |
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http://dx.doi.org/10.15741/revbio.03.03.06
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