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Income distribution along the United States Border with Mexico: 1970-1990

James Peach Professor of Economics, New Mexico State University
Pages 1-16 | Published online: 21 Nov 2011

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Richard V. Adkisson & Jim Peach. (2018) The determinants of the vote for Trump: an analysis of Texas 2016 primary results. Applied Economics Letters 25:3, pages 172-175.
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Michael J. Pisani. (2014) Utilizing Informal Household-Work Substitutes along the US–Mexico Border: Evidence from South Texas. Journal of Borderlands Studies 29:3, pages 303-317.
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Richard V. Adkisson & Eduardo Saucedo. (2011) Voting for president in the U.S.–Mexico border region. The Social Science Journal 48:2, pages 273-282.
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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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Thomas M. Jr. Fullerton. (2003) Recent trends in border economics. The Social Science Journal 40:4, pages 583-592.
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James Peach & DavidJ. Molina. (2002) Income distribution in Mexico's Northern border states. Journal of Borderlands Studies 17:2, pages 1-19.
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James T. Peach & Richard V. Adkisson. (2000) NAFTA and Economic Activity along the U.S.-Mexico Border. Journal of Economic Issues 34:2, pages 481-489.
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RichardV. Adkisson & James Peach. (1999) Voting for president: Elections along the U.S.‐Mexican Border. Journal of Borderlands Studies 14:2, pages 67-79.
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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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Marie T. Mora & Alberto Davila. (2006) Mexican Immigrant Self-Employment Along the U.S.-Mexico Border: An Analysis of 2000 Census Data*. Social Science Quarterly 87:1, pages 91-109.
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