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Foreign Investment And Mexico' Early Stage Modernization (1876—1910)

Posted on:2007-06-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L C ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155360212459679Subject:World History
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Pofilio Dias'domination was based on separation and tangled warfare which lasted more than 50 years.During the disordered time,Dias prepagadized comtism,gained his role by politicalfights and military coups.After he gained the power,he took a model as the combination of political fascism and economic liberty,which changed the chaos into the prosperity after Mexico's independence.In order to rapidly promote the weak economy of the underdeveloped country,Dias made the fundamental policy as appealing foreign capital,he took the countism as the leading notion,stressing order and advance,relying on scientists,He revitalized the backward and poor country by making was of foreign investment and developing oversea trade and taking the shortcut in economy.In Dias'times,Mexico established the largest railway system in the world,modernized the railway and nationalized its main past,and exploited primary mineral products,farming and raising.All the projects greatlypressedforwardMexicanindustry,agriculture ,transportation,energy,manufacturing and processing,The foreign capital accelerated the disintegration of feudal econnmy and catalyzed the developing of the nation's free capitalism and commodity economy in bothe urban and rural areas,which thriveal the nation's econnny,put Mexico into the orbit of its modernization and it became a predecessor in developing countries,Those made the foundation for constructing a independent Latin-American country and for its future.Mexico's success proved if a underdeveloped country wanted to speed up it's economy by a shortcut,it should take the policy as reform and open to the world.,so that it can use foreign capital and advanced technology and scientific management,which was a practical and...
Keywords/Search Tags:Modernization
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