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NAFTA and Economic Activity along the U.S.-Mexico Border

James T. Peach
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Richard V. Adkisson
Pages 481-489 | Published online: 05 Jan 2016

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Ernesto Duarte-Ronquillo & Thomas M. Fullerton. (2021) Trade Cluster Impacts on USA Southern Border Transportation Costs. The International Trade Journal 35:2, pages 174-193.
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Ivan Gambus & Felipe Almeida. (2018) Three Decades After James Street’s “The Institutionalist Theory of Economic Development”: What Does Institutional Approach to Economic Development Mean Today?. Journal of Economic Issues 52:2, pages 455-463.
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Vance Ginn & Travis Roach. (2015) An Oil-Producing State’s Ability to Cope after a Regional Free Trade Agreement—The Case of Texas and NAFTA. The International Trade Journal 29:4, pages 309-336.
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Marie T. Mora. (2005) Changes in Occupational Earnings along the U.S.-Mexico Border between 1900 and 1920. Journal of Economic Issues 39:4, pages 1043-1059.
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Nazmus Sadat Khan. (2020) Revisiting the effects of NAFTA. Economic Analysis and Policy 68, pages 1-16.
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Thomas M. FullertonJr.Jr. & Adam G. Walke. (2019) Cross-Border Shopping and Employment Patterns in the Southwestern United States. Journal of International Commerce, Economics and Policy 10:03, pages 1950015.
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Jorge Garza–Rodríguez. (2015) The determinants of poverty in the Mexican states of the US–Mexico border. Estudios Fronterizos 17:33, pages 141-167.
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TIMOTHY C. FORD, BRIAN LOGAN & JENNIFER LOGAN. (2009) NAFTA or Nada? Trade's Impact on U.S. Border Retailers. Growth and Change 40:2, pages 260-286.
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Alberto Dvila & Marie T. Mora. (2008) CHANGES IN THE RELATIVE EARNINGS GAP BETWEEN NATIVES AND IMMIGRANTS ALONG THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER. Journal of Regional Science 48:3, pages 525-545.
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Marie T. Mora. (2018) Self-Employed Mexican Immigrants Residing along the U.S.-Mexico Border: The Earnings Effect of Working in the U.S. versus Mexico. International Migration Review 40:4, pages 885-898.
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Mihai Nica, Ziad Swaidan & Michael M. Grayson. (2006) The impact of NAFTA on the Mexican‐American trade. International Journal of Commerce and Management 16:3/4, pages 222-233.
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Joan Costa-Font & Eduardo Rodriguez-Oreggia. (2005) Trade and the Effect of Public Investment on Regional Inequalities in Heterogeneously Integrated Areas. The World Economy 28:6, pages 873-891.
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Richard V. Adkisson & Linda Zimmerman. (2004) Retail Trade on the U.S.‐Mexico Border During the NAFTA Implementation Era. Growth and Change 35:1, pages 77-89.
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Vance Ginn & Travis Roach. (2014) An Oil-Producing State's Ability to Cope with External Shocks after a Regional Free Trade Agreement: The Case of Texas and NAFTA. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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