The Mexican economy : twentieth-century structure and growth /

By:

Reynolds, Clark Winton

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Haven : Yale University Press, c1970.Description: xxiv, 468 p. :illISBN:

0300013442

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

300.972 REY

LOC classification:

HC135 .R38

Summary: This is an investigation of the Mexican economy, a central theme of which suggests the interrelationships between agriculture and urban industry. It includes statistical documentation of long-term trends in the Mexican economy which provides a variety of trends through over a hundred tables that elaborate on trends in such areas as population growth, income levels, general economic growth rates, employment, personal income, agricultural and industrial outputs, exports, imports, education, public finance, and rural and urban comparisons.

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Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 413-452.

This is an investigation of the Mexican economy, a central theme of which suggests the interrelationships between agriculture and urban industry. It includes statistical documentation of long-term trends in the Mexican economy which provides a variety of trends through over a hundred tables that elaborate on trends in such areas as population growth, income levels, general economic growth rates, employment, personal income, agricultural and industrial outputs, exports, imports, education, public finance, and rural and urban comparisons.

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