Mexico
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This chapter uses co-integration analysis to estimate simultaneously a monetary reaction function and the determinants of expected inflation for Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico in the post-1999 period. It also tests for the presence of volatility ...
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There are several reasons to expect that agricultural policies have an impact on rural poverty in Mexico, and this view is widely held. First, the high incidence of poverty in rural areas and the fact that agriculture is a rural activity means that ...
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Mexico’s agricultural sector is characterised by positive economic growth that is slower than the growth of the wider economy, great disparities in farm types from subsistence to highly commercialised, and inefficient use of some natural resources ...
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The OECD provides estimates of the support generated by agricultural policies. These data include estimates of the transfers from consumers and taxpayers to producers, from taxpayers to consumers, and from taxpayers to the overall sector that can be ...
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Bordered by the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, Mexico has a rich biological diversity in its marine areas and inland waters. Along Mexico's coastline, tropical and subtropical marine currents favour the existence of a wide ...
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According to OECD´s classification, rural conditions are found in communities or locations with population density lower than 150 habitants per square kilometre, and which are located more than an hour distance to the closest urban area. In Mexico ...
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Aquaculture is a relatively recent industry in Mexico and is still considered to be at a development stage. However, there is a high degree of optimism about the prospects for growth in the sector, particularly for high value species such as shrimp ...
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As discussed in Chapter 10, there have been several changes in policy direction since that period with increasing emphasis on resource sustainability as well as industry development. Today, CONAPESCA has the responsibility for setting management ...
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The Mexican fisheries sector has witnessed a number of significant institutional changes since 1990 which have deeply influenced both the state of fish resources as well as stakeholders’ incomes. This chapter reviews developments in Mexican ...
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This study provides an assessment of the effects of agricultural policy reforms in Mexico since 1990 on the basis of the shared goals and policy principles of OECD Ministers. These goals and principles constitute a framework of policies that address ...
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This chapter deals with agricultural policies and their impact on the evolution of the commodity markets in Mexico between 1995 and 2005. The aim is to assess how the different policy reforms undertaken in Mexico may have affected the markets of key ...
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