Industrial Potential In Selected Mexican Urban Regions

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Skills and Talent

R&D+I Consortia

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Connectivity: Mexico

Connectivity

239

Industrial Parks

48

Ports

16

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Industrial Parks

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Ports

Education

Primary markets
Secondary markets
Terciary markets

Knowledge-Intensive Occupations

Labor markets

Top graph shows knowledge-intenisve applications as a share of global labor market.
Right graph shows concentration of labor markets by region.
Larger values indicate higher concentration.
Lower values indicate higher diversification.

Specialization Index by Region

Specialization Index by Activity

Top graph shows concentration of labor markets by region.
Larger values indicate higher concentration.
Lower values indicate higher diversification.

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Doing Business Indicators - World Bank

Objective and Trustful Legal System
Sustainable Environmental Management
Inclusive, Prepared and Healthy Society
Stable and Functional Political System
Effective and Efficient Government

Stable Economy
Efficient Factor Market
World Class Supply Sectors
Exploitation of International Relatiosnships
Economic Innovation

239

Internet of Things

239

Additive Manufacturing

239

Collaborative Robotics

239

Big Data

301

Electrical Equipment and Accessories

553

Printing Industries

1454

Equipment and Machinery Manufacturing

1986

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

239

Industrial Parks

Agri-food
Aeronautics
Metropolitan areas
Automotive
Applied Optics

Hydrocarbons
Renewable energy
Smart Solutions
Metal-Mechanical Industry (MTH)

Research lines

Contact and Involved Centers