U.S.-Mexico Integration and Regional Economies: Evidence from Border- City Pairs
By Gordon H. Hanson. 2001
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Citations in the corpus
- EU Enlargement and the Internal Geography of Countries (2004, background): “Hanson (2001) proposes to estimate such a relation: the analysis aims at verifying whether the theoretical result, according to which trade tends to shift production towards regions with low-cost access to foreign markets, applies to the case of the North-American integration process between Mexico…”
- The spatial effects of trade openness: a survey (2011, background): “15 Hanson (2001) furthermore documents how export-led growth of Mexican border towns promoted economic growth of adjacent US border towns, thus providing further evidence of the economic advantages enjoyed b border regions under trade liberalization.”