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Volume 19, Number 3, 2005

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Tracking nafta's Shadow 10 Years on: Introduction to the Symposium
pp. 335-344(10)
Authors: Lederman, Daniel; Servén, Luis

Spatial Dimensions of Trade Liberalization and Economic Convergence: Mexico 1985–2002
pp. 345-378(34)
Authors: Aroca, Patricio; Bosch, Mariano; Maloney, William F.

Market Access and Welfare under Free Trade Agreements: Textiles under nafta
pp. 379-405(27)
Authors: Cadot, Olivier; Carrère, Céline; de Melo, Jaime; Portugal-Pérez, Alberto

The Effects of nafta on Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Activity
pp. 407-424(18)
Author: Blonigen, Bruce A.

Has nafta Increased Labor Market Integration between the United States and Mexico?
pp. 425-448(24)
Author: Robertson, Raymond

Migration, Trade, and Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico
pp. 449-472(24)
Authors: Aroca, Patricio; Maloney, William F.

Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico since the Approval of nafta
pp. 473-488(16)
Authors: Cuevas, Alfredo; Messmacher, Miguel; Werner, Alejandro

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