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List of Tables=ix
Acronyms=xi
Acknowledgments=xiii
Chapter One. Economic Liberalization in Latin America: Orthodoxy and the Concentration of Capital=3
Chapter Two. Private Sector-State Relations in Mexico 1929-1976: State Capacity and Growing Business Dissent=13
Chapter Three. More Than a Pressure Group: Business Organizations and The Struggle for Unity=43
Chapter Four. The Political Economy of Economic Reform: Bringing Business Back In=61
Chapter Five. The Modernization of Mexico: A Pyramid of Power=79
Chapter Six. NAFTA and the Emergence of a Strategic Alliance: A New Era For Business=103
Chapter Seven. Economic Crisis and the Unraveling of a Myth=127
Chapter Eight. Democratization or Neo-Corporatism?=153
References=161
Index=177
3.1. Structure of the Businessmen's Coordinating Council=50
3.2. Scheme of Political Conduct of Business Organizations 1982-1989=54
4.1. Value Added by In-bond Industries=70
4.2. Structure of Merchandise Exports (percentages)=71
5.1. The Mexican External Debt (billions of US dollars)=83
5.2. Number of Public Enterprises=87
5.3. Participation of Entrepreneurs in Businesses Registered in the Mexican Stockmarket=92-93
6.1. Mexican Business Coordinating Council for the Free Trade Agreement (COECE)=111
6.2. Disproportionate Representation of Big Corporations in National Chambers Constituting The Organizational Framework of COECE: Multi Representation in the Free Trade Negotiations=112
6.3. Sector's Coordinators: COECE=113
7.1. Gross Domestic Product By Sector=131
7.2. Gross Domestic Product 1994-1996=132
7.3. Industrial Production 1994-1996=133
7.4. Net Sales in the Commerce Sector 1995-1996=138
7.5. Manufacturing Sector: Indicators of Labor in Industrial Manufacturing Divided by Economic Activity. Trimester 1987-1995=142-143