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Colonial Bureaucrats and the Mexican Economy: Growth of a Patrimonial State, 1763-1821

Colonial Bureaucrats and the Mexican Economy: Growth of a Patrimonial State, 1763-1821

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Series: American University Studies, Book 13

EconomicsGeneral Latin American History

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ISBN10: 0820402397
ISBN13: 9780820402390
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: Dec 31 1986
Pages: 252
Language: English
By the late eighteenth century, the Mexican economy was highly centralized. Bourbon economic reforms succeeded in augmenting the powers of the crown and its vast colonial officialdom. The Mexican economy became largely patrimonial. Colonial officials, with miners and merchants, controlled the evolution of the economy. The bureaucratic state dictated policy and gave Mexico a centralized economy which persists to the present day.

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