This paper summarizes the major expected economic impacts of a free trade agreement (FT A) with Mexico on various sectors of the economy of border areas including agriculture, retailing, the maquiladora industry, and capital investment. Estimates of impacts in terms of goods and services trade, capital investment, and employment are presented for border areas. Projections of Texas exports, Gross State Product, and employment impacts are presented for the next decade. Overall, freer trade between Mexico and the United States are likely be of economic benefit to both countries. Benefits to the Texas economy are projected to be significant
Economic theory predicts that small economies benefit most from regional economic integration. There...
Today, Mexico is a developing country that is improving its economic situation with the help of a ne...
In August 1992, representatives of Canada, Mexico, and the United States concluded their negotiation...
The U.S. and Mexico appear to be heading toward negotiations on a relatively narrow "trade and inves...
Texas is the leading US state exporter to Mexico, trading oil products, automobile components and el...
Final Sept 1993-Aug 1994PDFResearch PaperFHWA/TX-97/1317-1FResearch report 1317-1FStudy No. 0-1317I...
The agricultural sector and overall economy in Mexico are closely linked through factors such as exc...
The economic relation between the US and Mexico represent one of the biggest economic zones in the w...
Since 1965 the region bordering the United States and Mexico has experienced both population and eco...
We develop a three region - U.S., Mexico, and Rest-of-World - simulation model to analyze the effect...
The trade negotiations between the U.S. and Mexico focus on a relatively narrow "trade and investmen...
The economic linkages and growing interaction between Mexico and the United States can hardly be ove...
This paper examines agricultural transportation issues relating to a U.S.-Mexico Free Trade Agreemen...
This report provides an overview of U.S.-Mexico trade and economic trends, the Mexican economy, the ...
This paper briefly discusses some of the issues that must be grappled with when analyzing the impact...
Economic theory predicts that small economies benefit most from regional economic integration. There...
Today, Mexico is a developing country that is improving its economic situation with the help of a ne...
In August 1992, representatives of Canada, Mexico, and the United States concluded their negotiation...
The U.S. and Mexico appear to be heading toward negotiations on a relatively narrow "trade and inves...
Texas is the leading US state exporter to Mexico, trading oil products, automobile components and el...
Final Sept 1993-Aug 1994PDFResearch PaperFHWA/TX-97/1317-1FResearch report 1317-1FStudy No. 0-1317I...
The agricultural sector and overall economy in Mexico are closely linked through factors such as exc...
The economic relation between the US and Mexico represent one of the biggest economic zones in the w...
Since 1965 the region bordering the United States and Mexico has experienced both population and eco...
We develop a three region - U.S., Mexico, and Rest-of-World - simulation model to analyze the effect...
The trade negotiations between the U.S. and Mexico focus on a relatively narrow "trade and investmen...
The economic linkages and growing interaction between Mexico and the United States can hardly be ove...
This paper examines agricultural transportation issues relating to a U.S.-Mexico Free Trade Agreemen...
This report provides an overview of U.S.-Mexico trade and economic trends, the Mexican economy, the ...
This paper briefly discusses some of the issues that must be grappled with when analyzing the impact...
Economic theory predicts that small economies benefit most from regional economic integration. There...
Today, Mexico is a developing country that is improving its economic situation with the help of a ne...
In August 1992, representatives of Canada, Mexico, and the United States concluded their negotiation...