[Employment and urban growth; an application of Czamanski's model to the Mexican case].
The author applies the 1964 model developed by Stanislaw Czamanski, based on theories of urban growth and industrial localization, to the analysis of urban growth in Mexico.  "The advantages of this model in its application as a support instrument in the process of urban planning when the information available is incomplete are...discussed...."  Census data for 44 cities in Mexico are used. (SUMMARY IN ENG)
Verduzco Chavez
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Americas; Data Analysis; Data Quality; Developing Countries; Economic Development; Economic Factors; Geographic Factors; Industrialization; Latin America; Mexico; Models, Theoretical; North America; Organization And Administration; Planning; Planning Methodology; Population; Research Methodology; Spatial Distribution; Urban Spatial Distribution; Urbanization