URPE (stat request)

2000-09-14 Thread Mikalac Norman S NSSC
e poor. oh, well, i keep trying! norm -Original Message- From: Colin Danby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 3:04 PM To: p2; pen-l Subject: [PEN-L:1828] Re: RE: URPE (stat request) > ... i would like sources that show > stats for yearly per capita incom

Re: RE: URPE (stat request)

2000-09-12 Thread Colin Danby
> ... i would like sources that show > stats for yearly per capita income by quintile/decile for mexico and/or the > maquiladora mexican states since the advent of NAFTA. INEGI's website will give you GDP and population by state for 93-98. http://www.inegi.gob.mx/ I'm not sure what's meant by "

RE: URPE (stat request)

2000-09-12 Thread Mikalac Norman S NSSC
"NAFTA accelerated a trend that started in 1982, when a financial crisis forced Mexico to open up its economy to domination by U.S. finance and industry. Since then, living standards have fallen as the country has shifted from protecting independent industry to become an adjunct of the U.S. econo