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This paper evaluates the importance of infra­ structure on economic growth for the Mexi­ can northern border municipalities. From the growth literature, we know that infrastructure, besides other factors, has been pointed out as a key factor in the long run perspectives of region­ al growth. Nevertheless, and within this thematic context, works that use a disaggregated analysis down to the level of the municipality are still scarce, which in the case of the northern border constitutes a scenario of much relevance given the development model adopted by the Mexican economy in recent decades. Empirical models results indicate that the municipalities of Piedras Negras, Nogales and Torreon maintain a posi­ tive relationship between physical infrastructure and growth. In the case of other municipali­ ties like Tijuana, its elevated population growth inhibits a proper infrastructure allocation, al­ though the positive effect induced by infrastruc­ ture on growth remains.

La importancia de la infraestructura física en el crecimiento económico de los municipios de la frontera norte