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Cambio estructural y potencialidades de crecimiento del sector manufacturero en México : (1982 - 1991)

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De la liberalización comercial a la integración económica : el caso de México

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Bye bye Weltmarkt? Freihandel oder Regionalisierung des Weltmarktes : das Freihandelsabkommen zwischen Kanada, Mexiko und den USA

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El reto del empleo en México : cambio estructural en el empleo durante 1982 - 1992

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Mexico's liberalization strategy, 10 years on : results and alternatives

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Structural change in Mexico's employment and the impact of NAFTA

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