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This paper aims to explore changes to Monclova's and Ciudad Acuna's economic structures since the mid-80's and to trace how imports substituting industrialization (ISI) and open economy models were adapted locally during recent Mexican economic history. Implementation of the ISI model was quite different in the two cities. Monclova flourished due to the government-owned steel foundry Altos Hornos de Mexico, S. A. (AHMSA). In contrast, Ciudad Acuna, did not figure as an important economic center. However, according to data from the economic and population censuses, as well as from statistics of the maquiladora industry, economic opening wrought dramatic change to local economic structures. Ciudad Acuna has become leader of maquiladora industry statewide while in Monclova manufacturing's share in the economic structure decreased.

Contrastes regionales en el norte: Principales cambios en las estructuras económicas de Monclova y Ciudad Acuña en las décadas recientes