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Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California, Irvine. He also earned his Master's degree at the University of California. He is studied economics at ITAM. He is Professor of Economics and Researcher at COLEF, and held the position of head of the Master’s Program in Applied Economics. Professor Díaz-Bautista has taught courses in the fields of industrial organization, international economics, political economy and econometrics. Professor Díaz-Bautista's research interests are based in the fields of international economics, industrial organization and energy economics, with special interest in U.S. and Mexico border regions.
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About
Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California, Irvine. He also earned his Master's degree at the University of California. He is studied economics at ITAM. He is Professor of Economics and Researcher at COLEF, and held the position of head of the Master’s Program in Applied Economics. Professor Díaz-Bautista has taught courses in the fields of industrial organization, international economics, political economy and econometrics. Professor Díaz-Bautista's research interests are based in the fields of international economics, industrial organization and energy economics, with special interest in U.S. and Mexico border regions.
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mexico
economic growth
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economics
baja california
colima
tijuana
san diego
economic integration
latin america
economic policy
nafta
competitiveness
structural reforms
crecimiento economico
reformas estructurales
industrial organization
energy
us mexico border
energy policy
estados unidos
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international economics
economic crisis
input output
southern california
north america
power
tequila crisis
megaregion
fdi
economia
energias renovables
wage
canada
2014
international trade
alena
economÃa
national energy strategy
oil
gas
economy
reforma hacendaria
frontera norte
collaboration
border
brasil
venezuela
salarios
reforma laboral
desempleo
2012
cost efectiveness
cost benefit analysis
heath economics
europe
los angeles
ports
port economics
port economics
port economics
port economics
outlook
politics
mexico.
renewable energy
financial crisis
contagion
energy economics
power sector
1980s
financial institutions
debt crisis
oferta
econometria
alimentos
demanda
electricity
cointegration
power model
time series
economic analysis
binational airport
regulation
economic convergence
remesas
economa matemtica y econometra
crecimiento econmico
mxico
poltica econmica
crecimiento
clusters
poltica de desarrollo empresarial
competitividad
border economies
immigration reform
dependency theory
import substitution
stabilization
korea
innovation
competitivess
natural gas model mexico energy
reforma energetica
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trade
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