Roberto Tinajero
University of Texas at Austin
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Archive | 2009
Carlos Olmedo; Roberto Tinajero
There is a strong economic interaction between the United States and Mexico, far more than many people are aware of. Given its proximity and trade liberalization, Mexico is one of the main trading partners of the United States. For instance, approximately 90 percent of Mexico’s exports go to the United States and around 60 percent of its imports are from the United States.1 Trade between these countries has grown rapidly, especially since Mexico joined GATT in 1986, and particularly with the implementation of NAFTA in 1994. In fact, before NAFTA (1993), total trade through the U.S.-Mexico border accounted for approximately
Archive | 2013
David A Schauer; Roberto Tinajero; David Ramirez; Dennis L. Soden
67.8 billion. By 2007, more than
Archive | 2012
Roberto Tinajero; David Ramirez; Dennis L. Soden
278.1 billion in merchandise trade crossed through the southern border region.
Archive | 2012
Roberto Tinajero; David Ramirez; Lisa Tomaka; Dennis L. Soden
Archive | 2011
Roberto Tinajero; David Ramirez; David A Schauer
Archive | 2011
Elizabeth K. Gibson; Lisa Tomaka; David Ramirez; Roberto Tinajero; Mario E. Caire; Dennis L. Soden
Archive | 2011
Roberto Tinajero; David Ramirez; Elizabeth K. Gibson
Archive | 2010
Mario E. Caire; Melissa Gonzalez; Roberto Tinajero
Archive | 2010
Elizabeth K. Gibson; David A Schauer; Roberto Tinajero; Guadalupe Corral
Archive | 2009
Brent McCune; David A Schauer; Elizabeth K. Gibson; Roberto Tinajero; Guadalupe Corral; Carlos Olmedo; Dennis L. Soden
