Demographic transition of the economically active population and business economic activity (1990-2000) in the metropolitan area of ​​Mexico City

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Fernando Lámbarry Vilchi
Luis Arturo Rivas Tovar

Abstract

Demographic variables are key in determining a country's social reality, as they are closely associated with poverty, inequality, social exclusion, and environmental factors.


In this sense, understanding population dynamics is especially relevant.


As a result of advances in healthcare and nutrition, demographic transitions have begun in all countries around the world, with increasing growth and a tendency toward seasonality.

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Fernando Lámbarry Vilchi, National Polytechnic Institute

Candidate for a Master of Science with a specialization in Business Administration from the Higher School of Commerce and Administration, Santo Tomás Unit, of the National Polytechnic Institute.

Luis Arturo Rivas Tovar, National Polytechnic Institute

He holds a PhD in Administrative Sciences from the IPN (National Institute of Technology) in Mexico and a PhD in European Studies from the Ortega y Gasset Institute. He is a professor and director of the Center for Research in Administrative Sciences at the School of Commerce and Administration of the National Polytechnic Institute and a visiting professor at the Polytechnic University of Madrid. He is a national researcher.

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