Abstract
En este artículo se examinan los factores determinantes de la capacidad tributaria del Distrito Federal y 25 municipios en tres zonas metropolitanas de México. Se presentan algunos modelos que han sido formulados en la literatura internacional de frontera para cuantificar el potencial de obtención de recursos tributarios. Su principal contribución consiste en aplicar un modelo econométrico robusto, el Modelo de Frontera Estocástica, para medir la capacidad de obtención de recursos fiscales en tres zonas metropolitanas de México y cuantificar el grado de esfuerzo fiscal desplegado por 25 municipios y el Distrito Federal durante el periodo 1992-2007. AbstractThis article examines the factors that determine the tax capacity of the Federal District and 25 municipalities in three metropolitan zones in Mexico. The author presents models that have been formulated in international frontier literature to determine the potential for obtaining tax resources. His main contribution involves implementing a robust econometric model, the Stochastic Frontier Model to measure the capacity for obtaining resources in three metropolitan zones in Mexico and determine the degree of fiscal effort made by 25 municipalities and the Federal District during the period from 1992 to 2007.
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