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by Susan Kaufman Purcell (Author)
The Mexican Profit-Sharing Decision: Politics in an Authoritarian Regime offers an incisive exploration of the mechanisms and implications of decision-making within the unique political structure of mid-20th-century Mexico. The book delves into President López Mateos's decision to implement the profit-sharing provisions outlined in Mexico's 1917 Constitution, a redistributive policy that aimed to allocate a portion of industrial profits to workers. This decision is not only significant in its immediate economic and social impacts but also in the light it sheds on Mexico's broader authoritarian regime, where power flows from the executive rather than grassroots demands. Through this case study, the book examines the interaction between key interest groups--organized labor, private sector business leaders, and the ruling Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI)--within the tightly controlled political framework.
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