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Gross FDI inflow by sector appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
The oil prices and budget assumptions 1997-2007 appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Inflation performance appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Public sector budget aggregates appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Public sector oil revenues appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Distribution of implicit VAT ''subsidy'', 2005 appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Real exchange rates appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Total tax wedge by income level, 2006 appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Mexico's trade with regional trade agreement (RTA) appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Mexico's tariffs by product category appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Benchmarking GDP per capita performance appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Distribution of Mexico's tariff levels appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Oil production appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Coverage of health and pension insurance by income decile appears in OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico.
Past reforms to liberalise the economy have paid off. Mexico’s GDP per capita has increased and broad macroeconomic stability has been achieved. Although its fiscal GDP position is good, Mexico has to reduce the heavy reliance of the budget on oil ...
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To lift overall growth and improve the benefits from openness to trade and FDI, Mexico needs to make complementary reforms to enhance the efficiency, quality and quantity of infrastructure services. Transport infrastructure efficiency has a direct ...
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Mexico has implemented a wide range of reforms to liberalise the economy and open it to foreign trade and investment, starting in the late 1980s. Its macroeconomic performance has improved significantly and GDP growth averaged 3.6% per year since ...
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Mexico has shown responsibility in fiscal policy, and its headline fiscal position is good. However, the underlying situation of public finances is not yet comfortable because of the heavy reliance of the budget on uncertain oil revenue. As a ...
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Stronger economic growth is the most effective way to boost job creation and incomes. There are few disincentives to work in Mexico and low open unemployment. But many workers are involved in low productivity and low rewarding jobs, often in the ...
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This chapter discusses Mexico’s foreign trade and investment policies and provides specific recommendations to enhance the benefits of a closer integration in the world economy. Over the last twenty years, Mexico has made significant progress in ...
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