Keywords
Gerontological Urbanism
Socio-Spatial Segregation
Spatial Autocorrelation
Older Adults
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Abstract
Analysis of the aging urban environment, including the analysis of the dynamics identified in the study, using data processing to understand the composition of the older adult population in the last decade of ZMVT, Census 2010 and Housing 2020 (INEGI). This is done by applying a geo-economic approach to the spatial indices. The analysis showed that, as a result of the 2010 census data, the older adult population within the ZMVT had more social mobility than the older adult population. This shows that Mexico's metropolitan areas, although younger (younger than ZMVT, people from other countries), are aging as a social problem.
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