Carrillo, Alejandro

Mexico's Resources for Livelihood: A Study of the Influence of Foreign Ownership

The Hague / New York: International Industrial Relations Institute, 1938. A post-revolution study critical of the foreign ownership of Mexico's natural resources and the "failure to utilize them for the improvement of living conditions." Industries studied include agricultural, mining, oil, railways, maritime, roads, aviation, communication, manufacturing, electric power, commerce, and banking.

Stapled wrappers (9 ¾” x 7 ½”), 34 p. Some rubbing and faint offsetting to wrappers. Less than a dozen copies in WorldCat. Item #12728

Price: $75.00