| 1. Title: [Metropolitan areas in Mexico, 1980] Zonas metropolitanas en Mexico, 1980. Author: Negrete Salas ME; Salazar Sanchez H Source: ESTUDIOS DEMOGRAFICOS Y URBANOS. 1986 Jan-Apr;1(1):97-124, 156. Abstract: Urban trends in Mexico from 1960 to 1980 are analyzed using multivariate analysis techniques. The authors note that the total number of metropolitan regions has increased from 12 to 26 during this period. Differences between the stage in urbanization reached by the Mexico City region and other urban centers in the country are noted. In Mexico City, the authors observe a decline in the population of the central city region coupled with rapid growth in the surrounding municipalities. (SUMMARY IN ENG) (ANNOTATION) Language: Spanish Keywords: MEXICO | SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL | LATIN AMERICA | URBANIZATION | MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS | CHANGES | COMPARATIVE STUDIES | STATISTICAL STUDIES | DEVELOPED COUNTRIES | North America | Americas | Developing Countries | South America | Urban Population Distribution | Population Distribution | Geographic Factors | Population | Data Analysis | Research Methodology | Social Change | Studies Document Number: 208093 |
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