New Mexico recovery lags amid energy, government sector weakness

Roberto Coronado and Marycruz De Leon

Southwest Economy, 2016, issue Q4, 12-15

Abstract: New Mexico?s unique history is reflected in the state?s demographics and economy. Tourism, energy and government have traditionally driven activity. Although government once bolstered growth, it is now a drag. While new industries have emerged and trade with Mexico has grown, economic recovery has been slow.

Date: 2016
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