La Competitividad de las Regiones

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La Competitividad de las Regiones
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El Reto del Siglo XXI
MOD.1/07.2004/02
Economic Conclusions between the United States,
Mexico, and Tamaulipas What else can be
done? Sidney Weintraub
Tampico, Tamaulipas. 7 y 8 de octubre 200
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• Mexico-Tamaulipas-U.S. Connection
• Sidney Weintraub
• Center for Strategic and International
  Studies1800 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C.
  20006Phone [phone]Fax [phone]www.cs
  is.org

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Figure 1. GDP 2002(Millions of Pesos)
Source INEGI
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Figure 2. Population (2000)
Source INEGI
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Figure 3. Foreign Direct Investment (2003)
Source Secretaría de Economía de Mexico Note
Includes Baja California, Baja Sur, Chihuahua,
Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Sonora. Excludes
Tamaulipas
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Figure 4. FDI in Tamaulipas Sectoral
Distribution (2003)
Source Secretaría de Economía de Mexico
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Figure 5. Exports (Millions of USD - 2001)
Source SEDEEM, INEGI, and Secretaría de Economía
Mexico
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Figure 6.Imports (Millions of USD - 2001)
Source SEDEEM, INEGI, and Secretaría de Economía
Mexico
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Figure 7. Truck Crossings to and from Texas 2003
Source U.S. Customs Service, Texas AM
International University, Texas Center for Border
Economics and Enterprise Development. Note
Includes only 2 to 6 Axle Loaded and Unloaded
Commercial Vehicles.
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Figure 8.Capacity for Electricity Generation
Mexico and Tamaulipas (Megawatts)
Source Comisión Federal de Electricidad Note As
of March 2004