Aurora Gomez-Galvarriato

Center for Research and Teaching of Economics (CIDE) - Division of Economics

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Carretera Mexico Toluca 3655

01210 Mexico, D.F.

Mexico

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Globalization, De-Industrialization and Mexican Exceptionalism 1750-1879

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Globalization, De-Industrialization and Mexican Exceptionalism 1750-1879

NBER Working Paper No. w12316
Number of pages: 67 Posted: 22 Aug 2006 Last Revised: 28 Aug 2022
Rafael Dobado Gonzáles, Aurora Gomez-Galvarriato and Jeffrey G. Williamson
Universidad Complutense Madrid - Department of Economic History, Center for Research and Teaching of Economics (CIDE) - Division of Economics and Harvard University - Department of Economics, Laird Bell Professor of Economics, Emeritus
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Globalization, De-Industrialization and Mexican Exceptionalism 1750-1879

CEPR Discussion Paper No. 6300
Number of pages: 69 Posted: 23 May 2008
Aurora Gomez-Galvarriato, Rafael Dobado Gonzáles and Jeffrey G. Williamson
Center for Research and Teaching of Economics (CIDE) - Division of Economics, Universidad Complutense Madrid - Department of Economic History and Harvard University - Department of Economics, Laird Bell Professor of Economics, Emeritus
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Deindustrialization, globalization, growth, Mexico and trade

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Networks and Entrepreneurship: The Modernization of the Textile Business in Porfirian Mexico

Business History Review, Vol. 82, No. 3, 2008
Posted: 24 Nov 2008
Aurora Gomez-Galvarriato
Center for Research and Teaching of Economics (CIDE) - Division of Economics

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Mexico, textiles, distribution, transportation networks, entrepreneurs, immigrants