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have access to child care because their job is covered by Mexico's social security system (IMSS). The roll-out of EI was so …
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We study the relationship between financial constraints and employment formalization by exploiting heterogeneity in the industry-level degree of financial dependence, in the spirit of Rajan and Zingales (1998). This dependence, and variation in aggregate credit, lets us measure industry-level...
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This paper provides a description of some of the empirical regularities for the Mexican business cycle. The purpose is to have a benchmark for assessing dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models for the Mexican case. We follow the Kydland and Prescott methodology to describe the cyclical...
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This article applies fuzzy set theory to measure three dimensions of poverty in Mexico: monetary poverty, non … poverty used in Mexico, for urban and rural areas and for the total of households and individuals in Mexico from 1994 to 2006 … significant changes along time. Results show that, although poverty in Mexico has diminished between 1994 and 2006, its evolution …
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