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Feministische Außenpolitik in Lateinamerika: Mexiko, Chile und Kolumbien im Vergleich

Zilla, Claudia; Peschke, Marie - 2026

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Minimum wage and job transitions in Mexico

Cabrera-Hernández, Francisco; Duval-Hernández, Robert - 2026

This paper analyzes the labor market effects of Mexico's 2019 minimum wage reform, which doubled wages in northern border municipalities. Using other northern municipalities with smaller wage adjustments as a comparison group, we examine changes in worker transitions across employment states....

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Educational assortative mating and household income inequality : evidence from Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, and South Africa

Kujundzic, Ana - 2026

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Dual apprenticeships in Mexico : insights into the first employment

Hernández-Fernández, Jimena; Marsan, Erik - 2026

Context: Dual apprenticeships (DA) are a type of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) that emphasize the development of work skills through collaboration between the education sector and the labour market. DA are believed to facilitate smoother transitions to work for youth by...

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Anchors in the storm: can emergency cash transfers protect human capital during economic crises?

Castellanos-Rodríguez, Luis Eduardo - 2026

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Evaluation and prediction of stock market crash risk in Mexico using log-periodic power-law modeling

Sunil, Suryansh; Goyal, Amit Kumar; Mahadeva, Rajesh; … - 2026

This study applies the Log-Periodic Power-Law (LPPL) framework to three major equity markets-Mexico (IPC), Brazil (IBOVESPA), and the United States (NYSE Composite)-using daily closes from 8 November 1991-30 January 2025 for IPC and NYSE, and 3 May 1993-30 January 2025 for IBOVESPA. Multi-window...

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Ex-ante moral hazard? : overweight and health insurance expansion in Mexico

Costa-Font, Joan; Gyori, Mario; Sáenz de Miera … - 2026

Extending health insurance to previously uncovered populations can improve access to preventative health care alongside income effects resulting from lower need of out-of-pocket. However, theoretically, in the presence of ex-ante moral hazard, it can also give a disincentive to preventative...

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Ex-ante moral hazard? : overweight and health insurance expansion in Mexico

Costa-Font, Joan; Gyori, Mario; Sáenz de Miera … - 2026

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The effects of declining U.S. immigration on local labor markets in Mexico

Parga-Regalado, Gonzalo Ares de; Prato, Marta - 2026

This paper examines how declining migration opportunities to the United States affect local labor markets in Mexico. Using novel micro-level data from consular identification cards and deportations, we link individuals’ Mexican municipalities of origin to their U.S. destination states. We...

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Elsewhere in North America : how U.S. tariffs on China boosted Mexico's manufacturing employment and output

Utar, Hâle - 2026

Using administrative longitudinal firm- and plant-level data from Mexico that links manufacturing firms to their customs records and covers the period 2014 - 2023, I examine whether US tariffs targeting China have contributed to a manufacturing revival in the southern part of North America....

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Feminist foreign policy in Latin America : comparing Mexico, Chile and Colombia

Zilla, Claudia; Peschke, Marie - 2026

In Latin America, Mexico (2020), Chile (2022) and Colombia (2022) have all officially committed to a feminist foreign policy (FFP). The introduction of a feminist approach to foreign policy should be seen in the context of a growing awareness of gender issues in international, regional and...

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Quantum-based method to estimate future tax compositions : application to the case of foreign trade in Mexico

Lagunas-Puls, Sergio; Cruz-Milán, Oliver - 2026

Using a method inspired by quantum principles, this study estimates the composition of various types of tax contributions expected from foreign trade operations. The estimation approach is proposed considering the superposition of expectations and disturbances-fundamental elements of quantum...

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Estimation of the price of natural gas in Mexico using a decision tree model

García-Pérez, Luis Enrique; Venegas-Martínez, Francisco - 2026

Mexico liberalized natural gas prices in 2017 by establishing the National Wholesale Natural Gas Price Index (IPGN). This institutional change created observable conditions where prices could deviate from efficiency. We classified these deviations into three regimes: stability, overestimation...

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Sticky industrial policies and divergent value chain upgrading patterns : lessons from Querétaro and Jalisco, Mexico

Fuentes, Alberto; Pipkin, Seth - 2026

In proposing industrial policies to promote development-enhancing upgrading, both the Middle-Income Trap (MIT) and Global Value Chain (GVC) literatures imply a "technocratic" approach that matches a given technical challenge to the right policy instrument. This paper suggests that, apart from...

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Decoding upgrading in middle-income countries : the political economy of IT industrial policy in two Mexican states

Rangel Padilla, Mariana - 2026

In an era of fragmented global production and domestic decentralization, middle-income countries confront the complex challenge of industrial upgrading. While national governments remain central to industrial policy design and funding, upgrading unfolds through multi-level interactions between...

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Indigenous entrepreneurship and income gaps : evidence from Mexico 2024

Fuentes-Contreras, Roberto Iván; Rabelo-Ramírez, Jocelyne - 2026

Communities that have been structurally and historically marginalized continue to face barriers rooted in practices of exclusion and segregation. These structural constraints often persist within the entrepreneurial sphere, limiting opportunities for Indigenous entrepreneurs to establish and...

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Integration into Global Value Chains : evidence from Mexico, 1995-2020

Rivera-Basques, Luisa; Higuera-Cota, María Fernanda - 2026

This paper examines Mexico's integration into Global Value Chains (GVCs) and its implications for structural change over the period 1995-2020. Using a multiregional input-output framework, the analysis decomposes gross exports into domestic and foreign value added and combines these indicators...

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Promoting the Development of the Semiconductor Ecosystem in Mexico

2026

This report examines the opportunities and challenges facing Mexico's semiconductor ecosystem. Semiconductor firms operating in Mexico focus primarily on assembly, testing and packaging as well as semiconductor design. These firms benefit from Mexico's openness to trade, a large and experienced...

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Private Philanthropy for Development in Mexico (Revised Edition)

2026

This report explores how philanthropy contributes to development in Mexico. It looks at the role of domestic foundations, international funders and official development assistance, highlighting how each of these sources supports social and economic progress. Philanthropy in Mexico has grown...

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OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico 2026

2026

The Mexican economy has been significantly affected by heightened global uncertainty and changes in United States trade policies. Growth has moderated in 2025, with non-automotive exports and private consumption providing the main support. Safeguarding macroeconomic stability and reinvigorating...

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Industrial upgrading and cluster development in the medical device and aerospace sectors in Baja California, Mexico

Gereffi, Gary; Hamrick, Danny - 2026

This report examines the development and upgrading prospects of the medical device and aerospace clusters in Baja California, Mexico within the context of global value chains (GVCs). Prepared for the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the Government of Baja...

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Outsourcing policy and worker outcomes : causal evidence from a Mexican ban

Estefan, Alejandro; Gerhard, Roberto; Kaboski, Joshep P.; … - 2026

Using Mexican economic census data from 1994 to 2019, we document a rising trend in domestic outsourcing, particularly among large firms, and a negative association between outsourcing and labor compensation, including profit sharing and social security. We leverage higher-frequency data from a...

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Outsourcing policy and worker outcomes : causal evidence from a Mexican ban

Estefan, Alejandro; Gerhard, Roberto; Kaboski, Joseph Paul - 2024

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Outsourcing Policy and Worker Outcomes : Causal Evidence from a Mexican Ban

Estefan, Alejandro; Gerhard, Roberto; Kaboski, Joseph Paul - 2024

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Migration opportunities and human capital investments

Gehrke, Esther - 2026

We examine how shocks to migration opportunities affect schooling outcomes in origin communities. We focus on the migration between Mexico and the United States, and exploit the expansion of the Secure Communities program in the US - a federal datasharing program that substantially increased the...

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The role of kinship networks in childcare at birth : evidence from three Latin American countries

Fernández Soto, Mariana; Escoto, Ana; … - 2026

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Bonds or Credits? : risk management and sovereign lending in the Euromarkets : evidence from Mexico, 1973-1982

Alverez, Sebastian; Molteni, Marco - 2026

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Remittances and labor supply in Mexico

Cervantes González, Jesús A.; Ortega, Juan Antonio - 2026

This article analyzes the relationship between remittances received and the labor supply of households and individuals receiving them in Mexico. The results of microdata from the 2024 National Survey of Financial Inclusion show that, in Mexico, remittances received are associated with lower...

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Labor market disparities by sexual orientation and gender identity in Mexico

Muñoz S., Ercio; Saavedra, Melanie; Sansone, Dario - 2026

This paper studies socioeconomic disparities in Mexico based on sexual orientation and gender identity using data from a nationally representative survey collected between 2021 and 2022 (N=44,189). It finds pronounced levels of self-reported discrimination and rejection among LGBTQ+ individuals...

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Multinational enterprises and employment in Mexico

Filippo, Agustín; Guaipatin, Carlos; Navarro, Lucas; … - 2026

This paper examines the employment effects of multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Mexico, focusing on the labor market impacts of foreign tariff increases during 2018- 2019. Using data from Mexico's National Survey of Occupations and Employment (ENOE) for 2014-2023 combined with sector-level...

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The role of family networks in male Mexican migration to the United States over time

Tun-Mendicuti, Abigail; Masferrer León, Claudia Patricia; … - 2026

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Emergent competitiveness in artisanal furniture : a case study from Misantla, Mexico

García-Santamaría, Luis Enrique; … - 2026

Background: This study examines the competitive dynamics of the artisanal wooden furniture industry in Misantla, Veracruz, Mexico, a predominantly informal productive system characterized by family-managed production units and strong territorial embeddedness. Methods: A mixed-methods research...

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Heat, work, and the role of green space

Carreño Nájera, Hiram; Lozano Gracia, Nancy; Rud, … - 2026

This paper investigates the impact of extreme temperatures on labour supply and the extent to which green space moderates these effects, using high-frequency daily temperature data for metropolitan Mexico from 2005 to 2015. We find robust non-linear effects: labour supply increases as...

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Spatial interdependencies and agricultural land-use transitions in Mexico : a shift-share decomposition : 2003-2023

Galeana-Pizaña, José Mauricio; Cruz-Bello, Gustavo Manuel - 2026

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The well-being effects of digital mental health care

Angelucci, Manuela; Fabregas, Raissa; Vazquez, Antonia - 2026

AI-powered mental health apps have attracted growing interest as a low-cost way to expand care. Yet questions remain about their effectiveness, safety, and whether they may crowd out psychotherapy. We evaluate one such app in a randomized controlled trial among 1,964 Mexican women with mild to...

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Economic resilience of cultural and creative industries during crisis processes in Mexico

Garza Acevedo, Blanca Estela; Quintana Romero, Luis; … - 2026

The Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) are dynamic contributors to the global economy but face inherent vulnerabilities due to their structure of small enterprises and project-based nature. This study quantifies the economic resilience of CCIs in Mexico across multiple economic cycles from...

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The social impact of CSR in Mexico's wind energy transition

Avendaño-Rito, María del Carmen; Cruz-Cruz, Eduardo; … - 2026

The expansion of wind energy projects in Indigenous territories has intensified debates about the social legitimacy of corporate practices. In the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, the main wind corridor in Mexico, wind farms coexist with deeply rooted Zapotec governance systems, creating a...

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Feministische Außenpolitik in Lateinamerika : Mexiko, Chile und Kolumbien im Vergleich

Zilla, Claudia; Peschke, Marie - 2026

In Lateinamerika haben drei Länder offiziell angekündigt, sich zu einer feministischen Außenpolitik (FAP) zu verpflichten: Mexiko im Jahr 2020, Chile und Kolumbien im Jahr 2022. Die Einführung eines feministischen Ansatzes in die Außenpolitik steht im Zusammenhang mit einem zunehmenden...

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Dynamic analysis of the impact of U.S. tariff policies on automotive production in Mexico

Bocanegra-Villegas, Laura Valentina; Sánchez-Ramírez, … - 2026

Background: A system dynamics model was developed to assess how United States (U.S.) tariff policies impact production, exports, labor, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the Mexican automotive sector. Methods: Beginning with a baseline scenario without tariffs, the model introduces increases...

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The short- and long-run effects of railroads on Mexico-US migration

Escamilla-Guerrero, David; Peri, Giovanni - 2026

This paper leverages variation in the access to the Mexican railroad network in the early 1900s to estimate its impact on migration to the United States and evaluate its long-run persistence after passenger rail service became obsolete. Using an IV strategy based on least-cost paths between...

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Kuznets in the twenty-first century : Mexico and United States compared

Paul, Saumik; Sen, Kunal - 2026

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Kuznets in the twenty-first century : Mexico and United States compared

Paul, Saumik; Sen, Kunal - 2025

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A system dynamics model to support transportation procurement based on the logistical costs of potato distribution in Mexico

Vazquez-Hernández, Andrea C.; Alvarez-Mirazo, Ruben H.; … - 2026

Background: This study evaluates the return on investment (ROI) in new transport equipment using a purpose-built graphical user interface (GUI), addressing whether acquiring additional vehicles for peak demand periods is economically viable compared to optimizing the existing fleet. The research...

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On the electricity-output nexus across the 32 states of Mexico : insights from a heterogeneous panel, 1994-2024

Tinoco Zermeño, Miguel Ángel; Vallejo-Jiménez, Benjamín - 2026

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Conditional cash transfers on the labor market : evidence from young French jobseekers

Chiodi, Vera; Crépon, Bruno; John, Anett - 2026

Youth participation in employability programs is usually low. This paper studies the first pure test of a randomized conditional cash transfer linked to participation in labor activation measures: young, unskilled jobseekers in France receive a monthly cash transfer for a two-year period...

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Assessing the financial impact of ESG portfolio optimization and diversification in an emerging market : evidence from Mexico

Fosado Olvera, Paula Margarita; Castillo Dieguez, … - 2026

This paper evaluates the financial implications of scaling and diversifying stock portfolios based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria in the Mexican Stock Exchange. By using a sample of firms from the S&P/BMV IPC index (2020-2024), four portfolios were constructed: High ESG,...

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Technological adoption in wine microenterprises : TOE model evidence from Valle de Guadalupe

Meraz-Ruiz, Lino; Luna-Andrade, Andrés Antonio; … - 2026

The objective of this research was to identify the factors of the technological organization model that are correlated with the intention to adopt information systems (IS) in micro, small and medium-sized wine companies in Valle de Guadalupe (Mexico). The study carried out was quantitative, with...

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Gendered labor market responses to increased import competition

Alewell, Leoni; Heckl, Pia - 2025

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The effect of Trump tariffs on Mexico and Canada

Flach, Lisandra; Baur, Andreas - 2025

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Post-Keynesian economic thought in Mexico : discussions on economic growth

Levy-Orlik, Noemí - 2025

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Corporate social responsibility in family-owned SMEs : examining influential factors through the SGE21 standard

Ríos Manríquez, Martha - 2025

This study investigates the influence of the factors established by the SGE21 standard in family businesses in a Latin American country, specifically Mexico. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a critical issue for companies, which increasingly adopt social responsibility models for...

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Latin American economic history : an introduction to daily life, debt, and development

Ball, Molly C. - 2025

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Integration of food markets in Mexico

Núñez, Héctor M. - 2025

This research examines spatial integration in Mexican regional-food markets, with an emphasis on the degree of processing. The analysis employs a pairwise approach to evaluate the convergence of price differentials for each item across city pairs. Additionally, it examines the influence of...

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Temperature and quarterly economic activity : panel data evidence from Mexico

Arellano-González, Jesús; Juarez-Torres, Miriam - 2025

In this paper, we estimate the effect of temperature on the economic activity of Mexico using 42 years of quarterly panel data on economic growth at the state level. Our findings reveal a concave relationship between quarterly economic growth and quarterly average temperature that is maximized...

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