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Xx,t. Yi,t –1 = (α – 1)Yi,t –1 + βXi ,t + γZi + xx ,x . Having advocated a return to growth regressions, I now use this method- ology to offer circumstantial evidence that NAFTA has indeed had a pos- itive effect on Mexico’s growth performance. The exercise supports Easterly, Fiess, and Xxxxxxxx’x conclusion that Mexico has approached the U.S. in terms of per capita income after NAFTA started. The evidence I would like to present is taken from a recent paper on economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean, written by Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, and myself.3 There, we estimate a growth regression using panel data on a worldwide sample of countries and nonoverlapping five-year periods spanning 1960–99. We consider a large variety of growth determinants, which we group into categories related to transitional convergence, cyclical reversion, structural reforms (including institutional factors), stabilization policies, and external conditions. We control for unobserved country-specific effects and the likely endogeneity of the explanatory variables. We use the estimated parameters to explain the growth changes experienced by individual Latin American countries in recent decades. This model can be applied to account for the change in growth rates from 1991–95 to 1996–99, that is, roughly before and after NAFTA. Table 8 shows the results for Mexico.
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