Regional disparities and determinants of growth in Mexico

Developing countries such as Mexico, in which profound processes of economic liberalization have taken place over the last few decades, offer fertile terrain for studies of regional disparities. Mexico has experienced a history of polarization between regions, the industrialized north and the underd...

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Published in:The Annals of regional science 2005-06, Vol.39 (2), p.207-220
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Economic crisis
Economic geography
Economic growth
Economic reform
Free trade
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Human capital
International trade
LDCs
Liberalization
Mexico
Per capita
Regional disparities
Regional studies
Regions
Regression analysis
Studies
Trade liberalization
Value added
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