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3. Foreign Exchange Costs and Import Substitution
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William Edward Cole
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgments vii
- Contents ix
- Tables xi
- Figures xiv
- Introduction xv
- 1. History of Iron and Steel in Mexico 1
- 2. Government Promotion, Participation, and Regulation 23
- 3. Foreign Exchange Costs and Import Substitution 41
- 4. Forward Linkages and the Price Effects of Import Substitution 50
- 5. Production and Consumption: The Forward Linkages of the Steel Industry 65
- 6. Steel Consumption by Industrial Sector and Projections for 1970 82
- 7. Raw Materials and Fuels: The Backward Linkages of the Iron and Steel Industry 101
- 8. Mexican Foreign Trade in Iron and Steel Products 128
- 9. Conclusion 148
- Appendix A. Domestic Prices, Costs of Imports, and Tariffs for Flat-rolled Products 152
- Appendix B. Estimated Costs for a Hypothetical Plant in Monclova, Coahuila 156
- Appendix C. Data for Correlations 160
- Bibliography 163
- Index 171
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgments vii
- Contents ix
- Tables xi
- Figures xiv
- Introduction xv
- 1. History of Iron and Steel in Mexico 1
- 2. Government Promotion, Participation, and Regulation 23
- 3. Foreign Exchange Costs and Import Substitution 41
- 4. Forward Linkages and the Price Effects of Import Substitution 50
- 5. Production and Consumption: The Forward Linkages of the Steel Industry 65
- 6. Steel Consumption by Industrial Sector and Projections for 1970 82
- 7. Raw Materials and Fuels: The Backward Linkages of the Iron and Steel Industry 101
- 8. Mexican Foreign Trade in Iron and Steel Products 128
- 9. Conclusion 148
- Appendix A. Domestic Prices, Costs of Imports, and Tariffs for Flat-rolled Products 152
- Appendix B. Estimated Costs for a Hypothetical Plant in Monclova, Coahuila 156
- Appendix C. Data for Correlations 160
- Bibliography 163
- Index 171