Abstract
To talk about Regional Economic Development in Mexico, we first need to understand Regional Economic Development (RED). RED is the search for a better standard of living for all people. However, RED explores a better standard of living for all the people in all regions and sectors of a nation. To reach this goal, there are several factors involved. Some of the factors that have been studied and proved to affect (positively or negatively) are Climate, Security, Production, Specialization, Trade, Infrastructure, and Investment. In addition, these factors influence topics such as the concentration of economic activity, production efficiency, economic growth, the mobility of factors such as labor and foreign direct investment (FDI), economic integration, regional convergence, and gender participation in the formal economy. This chapter will analyze these factors and their effect on the Regional Economic Development in Mexico in the last years and what would happen in the future.
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