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Comportamiento Poblacional Y Aspectos Económicos En El Estado De Oaxaca

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Miguel E. Berumen Barbosa
Abstract

El incremento demográfico, no ha sido acorde al crecimiento y desarrollo económico del país, pues al igual que estos dos últimos, el primero se presenta desigual y combinado, observándose entidades federativas con un alto grado de concentración poblacional que supera las economías estatales.

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Article provided by Grupo Eumed.net (Universidad de Málaga) in its journal Observatorio de la Economía Latinoamericana.

Volume (Year): (2007)
Issue (Month): 90 (december)
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Keywords: comportamiento; aspectos economicos; Oaxaca; incremento demografico;

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