Keywords
Economía
Transición Política
Importaciones
Industrialización México Globalization
Economy
Political Transition
Imports
Industrialization Mexico
How to Cite
Abstract
This article aims to analyze the key elements of Mexico's economic transformation in the current process of globalization. For this, it has been structured in three sections. First a brief summary is made about the process of Import Substitution Industrialization in Mexico. Second, it will be analyzed the transition period of economic policy (1982-1993) that would play a significant role in Mexico's structural change. Finally, with the information obtained, some conclusions will be presented.
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