Will reforms pay off this time? Experts assess Mexico’s prospects

Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Pia Orrenius

Southwest Economy, 2013, issue Q2, No 2, 17-24

Abstract: Mexico?s sharp first-quarter slowdown isn?t entirely surprising. While the country has made considerable economic advances in recent years, its growth is closely tied to that of its northern neighbor, and the U.S. economy stalled at year-end. Some Mexico indicators, such as industrial production, have been flat since mid-2012.

Date: 2013
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