Mexico's Developing Economy

But it has been a long and difficult road for Mexico to follow. Charles Cumberland, in his work on the historical evolution of Mexico's economy and politics entitled Mexico: The Struggle for Modernity (New York: Oxford University Press, 1968), provides a close look at the forces of social change that have affected the nation from the period of Spanish colonial rule through rebellion and into contemporary times. This historical analysis offers a clear picture of a nation ripe for exploitation by foreign powers. This conflict, as Cumberland explains, set the stage for an economicall

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