Scenarios about 'binational economy'
The economic integration and interdependence between two sovereign nations, typically sharing resources, markets, labor, and coordinated economic policies. Binational economies often emerge from geographical proximity, historical ties, trade agreements, or strategic partnerships that create deeply intertwined financial systems and supply chains. These economic relationships frequently influence diplomatic relations, migration patterns, and cultural exchange between the participating countries.
What If Tijuana Developed Different Economic Relationships with San Diego?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tijuana and San Diego developed a more integrated, equitable cross-border economy, transforming the socioeconomic landscape of the U.S.-Mexico border region.