Mexico City, industrialization, migration, and the labour force, 1930-1970

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Genre/Form: History: Additional Physical Format: Online version: Muñoz García, Humberto. Mexico City, industrialization, migration, and the labour force, Get this from a library. Selected studies on the dynamics, patterns and consequences of migration, 1930-1970 book. Mexico City, industrialization, migration and the labour force, [Humberto Muñoz Cornejo; Orlandina de Oliveira; Claudio Stern].

Author(s): Munoz,H; de Oliveira,O; Stein,C Title(s): Selected studies on the dynamics, patterns and consequences of migration, 1. Mexico City: industrialization. Muñoz, H. et al. () Selected Studies on the Dynamics, Patterns and Consequences of Migration.

1, Mexico City: Industrialization, Migration and the Labour Force, – Paris: Unesco Reports and Papers in the Social Sciences Mexico's Mexico City in the colonial period was based on resource extraction (mainly silver), on agriculture and ranching, and on trade, with manufacturing playing a minor the immediate post-conquest period (–40), the dense indigenous and hierarchically organized central Mexican peoples were a potential ready labor supply and producers of tribute goods.

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