COVID-19 Poses Stubborn Challenge to Economic Growth in Mexico

Jesus Cañas and Chloe N. Smith

Southwest Economy, 2021, issue First Quarter

Abstract: Mexico, confronting a high rate of COVID-19 infection and an ineffectual medical response, recorded the largest decline in gross domestic product in a quarter century last year. While manufacturing trade with the U.S. provided economic support, the large and hard to reach off-the-books informal sector proved more troublesome and will play an important role in the nation’s performance in 2021.

Date: 2021
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