Mexico: Selected Issues

November 28, 2012

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Mexico: Selected Issues, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2012) accessed December 30, 2024

Summary

Mexico is an open economy with strong real and financial links to the rest of the world with risks of spillovers from global turbulence. Recent gains in market share in the U.S. manufacturing market are owed to improved relative unit labor costs and reemergence of a location advantage. Mexico’s current fiscal framework requires measures to offset the emerging challenges of a decline in oil revenues and the projected increase in health- and pensions-related spending. The sustained increase of bank credit after the global crisis has been reversed. The effects of migration depend on labor reform.

Subject: Bank credit, Economic sectors, Income and capital gains taxes, Manufacturing, Money, Public financial management (PFM), Revenue administration, Tax expenditures, Taxes

Keywords: Bank credit, Bank financing, Banking sector credit, CR, Europe, Financing, Financing level, Global, Income and capital gains taxes, ISCR, Manufacturing, Market financing, Mexico, Migration, Migration flow, Tax expenditures, Unemployment in Mexico

Publication Details

Pages:

63
Volume:

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Series:

Country Report No. 2012/317
Stock No:

1MEXEA2012006
ISBN:

9781475543551
ISSN:

1934-7685

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