Cambio estructural y convergencia de precios entre las principales ciudades de México
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En este artículo se realiza un análisis de convergencia de precios para 34 ciudades de México respecto a la Ciudad de México. Se utiliza la metodología de la prueba de raíz unitaria en datos panel que incorpora hasta dos cambios estructurales de Im et al. (2005). Los resultados no rechazan la paridad de precios relativa intranacional para las 34 ciudades, tanto para el nivel general de precios como para los precios de los 7 mercados específicos a nivel panel. Esto indica que los precios de las ciudades están fuertemente relacionados y que existe una convergencia de precios en el largo pazo respecto a la Ciudad de México.Descargas
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