D'où vient l'inflation? De la voracité des intermédiaires, de la pression des salariés, des rattrapages des industriels …? Chacun la considère comme une donnée extérieure, et corrige ses prévisions en conséquence: «l'inflation, c'est les autres …». Mais quand sévit l'hyperinflation, il faut revoir complètement la gestion, sous peine d'être balayé par la course des …

This study investigates the differences between intensive technology and low-tech firms located in Mexico, focusing on … results show that while Mexico is not yet a fully developed technological country. Indeed, technologically intensive firms are … rare cases. Mexico is progressing rapidly towards a technologically developed country in some sectors. Moreover, Mexico …

local wages. Mots-clés : Migration, Roy model, migrant self-selection, subjective data, shocks, Mexico …

El objetivo es analizar el caso de la empresa Polaroid de México, en un afán de comprender cómo se estructura el poder …

, and employment effects on the local and national economies. To this end we will be looking at Mexico where export … processing zones are very developed. Mexico seems an appropriate case study to assess to which extent the predictions of economic … theory are realised both because of the abundance and quality of available data and because of its proximity to the US, which …

este tipo de ciudades a nivel de España y México, atendiendo fundamentalmente a su caracterización en términos turísticos …

Manzanillo en México respectivamente; elegidos por manejar el mayor volumen de carga comercial de cada país. El estudio se …

inflation, both as an objective and as an intermediate instrument. We want to show that other variables like employment can be … that they can be function of employment only, which then dominates inflation for use in the policy rule. …