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to Mexican markets. With a little luck and the right combination of
government and private-sector efforts, this task is a feasible one.

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Comision Nacional del Agua. Gerencia de Planeacion Hidraulica. México,
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Hall, William J. “Modal Choices in the Transportation of U.S.-Mexico
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