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The state of Zacatecas is the northernmost state of the Centre-West meso-region. It is the eighth largest in surface area, about the size of the Czech Republic. However, with a population of just over 1.4 million, (1.3% of Mexico’s population), it ...
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The state of Yucatan is one of three states in the Southeast Mexican Peninsula (South- Southeast meso-region). It is the 15th largest in surface area and with a population of 1.9 million (1.8% of Mexico), it is the 18th most densely populated ...
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Worsening relative bond spreads in early 2008 - an Eskom effect ? appears in OECD Economic Surveys: South Africa: Economic Assessment.
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This chapter presents the OECD framework to measure the drivers of well-being and assess disparities within a country. It details how this framework has been adapted in Mexico to develop a system of well-being indicators for the 31 Mexican states and...
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This policy brief was developed by the Secretariat of the OECD Network of Economic Regulators (NER) and is based on examples of practice submitted by members of the NER. It reviews emergency measures taken by economic regulators during the COVID-19...
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Analysis of the current policy agenda for improving regional competitiveness and social cohesion in Yucatán must take into account the implications of recent political and economic transformations at both the national and state levels. Since the ...
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The growing literature studying the determinants of subjective wellbeing find that Mexicans report, on average, levels of life satisfaction that are above what would be predicted by the available objective measures of well-being. This paradox raises...
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