Where do most people live in Mexico?

Answer 1

In or around Mexico City (21.16 million out of 120 million for 2014). On a more regional scale, most Mexicans live on the Central Mexican Plateau or Mexican Altiplano, where cities such Puebla, Toluca and Queretaro are located besides Mexico City (80-110 million out of 120 million for 2014). In a national scale, most people live in cities, as urbanization rate is approximately of 80%.

The main reason for this is that most of the Mexican Central Plateau has temperate, constant temperatures and a more gentle weather - unlike the suffocating deserts to the northwest or the hot and humid tropical regions to the south. It also means more fertile land, allowing for increased agriculture and population densities.

Answer 2

Mexico is a developing country or 'emerging market'. As such, many people have the education, income and quality of life of any developed country while at the same time many people live in places that resemble Haiti or Sub-Saharan Africa.

See the related questions for some hints on how people live in Mexico.

Answer 3

Mexico is a land of great contrasts, with people enjoying living standards equivalent to those of Western Europe, as opposed to people with health, education and income comparable to those of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Median household income is US$12,732 per year, meaning on average, a Mexican earns a third of what an American earns. This however, just means that most products and services are cheaper in Mexico, and luxuries are more difficult to purchase; such as consumer electronics, motor vehicles or trips abroad.

Answer 4

Mexico is a land of great contrasts, with people enjoying living standards equivalent to those of Western Europe, as opposed to people with health, education and income comparable to those of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Median household income is US$12,732 per year, meaning on average, a Mexican earns a third of what an American earns. This however, just means that most products and services are cheaper in Mexico, and luxuries are more difficult to purchase; such as consumer electronics, motor vehicles or trips abroad.

Answer 5

In houses.

Answer 6

western

Answer 7

in southern mexico