The Economics of Poverty, Inequality and Wealth Accumulation in Mexico

Miguel Székely

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The aim of this book is to understand why despite a considerable increase in average income in Mexico during the 1984-1992 period of economic liberalization, the conditions of the poorest of the poor

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