Integración económica de México al mercado común de América del Norte: un análisis insumo-producto multipaís en el marco normativo del T-MEC
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La presente investigación pretende ser un referente de información en el
marco de la integración económica que propone el T-MEC y, con ello, promover
la configuración de una zona de libre comercio para América del Norte que
redunde en un mayor grado de inclusión del aparato productivo mexicano,
acorde con la articulación de las ramas que lo definen. Para tal propósito
se presenta una estructura multisectorial de información económica que
expresa el tejido productivo de la región, analizando la perspectiva de México
como productor y proveedor de bienes intermedios mediante el esquema
de clasificación industrial (Structural Analysis Databases) STAN-OCDE para
lo que se emplea un modelo insumo-producto formulado con criterios de
retroalimentación y derrama. Los resultados muestran las ramas en las que
México tiene protagonismo e identifican las transacciones de mayor relevancia
determinadas por los flujos de riqueza y la integración de su dinámica de
intercambios
This research pretends to be an information reference within the USMCA economic integration framework and, thereby promote a free trade area configuration for North America that results in a greater degree of inclusion of the mexican productive apparatus, acording to the articulation of the branches that define it. For this purpose, a multisectorial information structure is presented that expresses the productive fabric of the region, analyzing the perspective of Mexico as a producer and supplier of intermediate goods, through the (Structural Analysis Databases) STAN-OECD industrial classification scheme, for wich it used an input-output model formulated by feedback and spill-over criteria. The results shows the branches in wich Mexico plays a leading role and identifies the most relevant transactions determinated by wealth flows and the integration of its exchange dynamics
This research pretends to be an information reference within the USMCA economic integration framework and, thereby promote a free trade area configuration for North America that results in a greater degree of inclusion of the mexican productive apparatus, acording to the articulation of the branches that define it. For this purpose, a multisectorial information structure is presented that expresses the productive fabric of the region, analyzing the perspective of Mexico as a producer and supplier of intermediate goods, through the (Structural Analysis Databases) STAN-OECD industrial classification scheme, for wich it used an input-output model formulated by feedback and spill-over criteria. The results shows the branches in wich Mexico plays a leading role and identifies the most relevant transactions determinated by wealth flows and the integration of its exchange dynamics







