Update analysis on the international crisis and its impact on the Mexican economy

Abstract

The aim of this study is to analyze the current state of the Mexican economy in the face of the international crisis. Two questions are asked: Is the international crisis over? Is the Mexican economy strong and resilient enough to face the crisis in the eurozone? The first of these questions is answered in the first part. The answer to the second question is discussed in the second part of this study. Also examined are the large number of short, medium and long term problems that the Mexican economy will have to face in 2012 and perhaps 2013.

Ideologies implicated in IT innovation in government: A critical discourse analysis of Mexico's international trade administration

“…These political and economic reforms have taken place amidst socio-economic challenges, most serious of which is the persistence of inequalities and the pressure to achieve bigger economic growth (Moreno-Brid & Fraga-Castillo, 2014). Despite the big leap in exports, from 1994 to 2015 Mexico's average annual growth of GDP was only 2.6%, and average annual growth of per capita income was 1.2%.…”