La Ley de Verdoom y la industria manufacturera regional en México en la era del TLCAN
The impact of economic opening and liberalization on Mexico´s regional manufacturing industry after the signing of NAFTA is analyzed in this article from the perspective of Verdoom´s Law. The analysis is divided into three periods: 1960-1980 (import substitution), 1985-1993 (trade liberalization af...
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El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
2005
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/2121057f335847de86512111d2d0e1e9 |
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| Sumario: | The impact of economic opening and liberalization on Mexico´s regional manufacturing industry after the signing of NAFTA is analyzed in this article from the perspective of Verdoom´s Law. The analysis is divided into three periods: 1960-1980 (import substitution),
1985-1993 (trade liberalization after joining the GATT), and 1993-1998 (total opening to foreign direct investmentthe NAFTA era). Likewise, an alternative specification is given
for Verdoom´s Law, conditionally called Verdoom´s Law, whereby productivity growth depends not only on the rate of growth of the product but also on other factors involved
in its evolution. |
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