Empresa extranjera y mercado interno (Estudios Historicos) (Spanish Edition)

by Kuntz Ficker Sandra

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"Extensive landmark study of Mexico's most important railroad line from its inception to its takeover by the Mexican government. Includes massive statistical studies of the railroad's effect on agricultural and mineral production. Concludes that the railroad could modernize Mexico only to the extent that the rest of society permitted"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.… (more)

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"Extensive landmark study of Mexico's most important railroad line from its inception to its takeover by the Mexican government. Includes massive statistical studies of the railroad's effect on agricultural and mineral production. Concludes that the railroad could modernize Mexico only to the extent that the rest of society permitted"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

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