Getting prices right: addressing Mexico’s history of fuel subsidies

Amy Jordan and Michael Plante ()

Southwest Economy, 2013, issue Q3, No 3, 10-13

Abstract: In recent years, Mexico?s retail gasoline and diesel prices lagged behind skyrocketing crude oil prices, creating a de facto government subsidy.

Date: 2013
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