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,Regional Advantages: Why U.S.–Mexico Trade Is Robust and Permanent,processing zone was deeply integrated with the American economy. Fourth, new information and communication technologies led to the development of cross-border value chains that further integrated manufacturing systems. And fifth, state and local efforts along the border have strengthened cross-border economic ties.

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Regional Economic Development in Mexico: Past, Present, and Future,tegration, regional convergence, and gender participation in the formal economy. This chapter will analyze these factors and their effect on the Regional Economic Development in Mexico in the last years and what would happen in the future.

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Identification and Spatial Hierarchy of Industrial Conglomerates with Census Data. A Suggested Procset up their spatial hierarchy. The word “conglomerate” refers to the fusion of concentration and agglomeration processes of magnitude or intensity. In this research, concentration is the occurrence of high global values, regardless of their location. On the other hand, agglomeration is the concentr

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,Regional Characteristics of Labor Productivity in Mexico’s Manufacturing Sector,abor productivity at the state level is studied. Labor productivity at the regional level has shown an uneven growth. In addition, the study discusses the determinants of labor productivity in Mexico and establishes an econometric model to estimate the impact of the determinants of labor productivit

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