Abstract
El objetivo de este trabajo es determinar, mediante técnicas econométricas de cointegración los efectos de corto y largo plazos de la repatriación de las utilidades de la inversión directa estadunidense en México, sobre estos dos países. Se conjetura que la economía mexicana es más sensible a la repatriación de utilidades. Los resultados, sin embargo, señalan que la no reinversión beneficia en mayor grado a la economía estadunidense, tanto a corto como a largo plazo. Por ende, parece pertinente establecer una combinación de incentivos focalizados y acciones universales como un mecanismo de impulso de la economía mexicana.Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
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