Challenges and Opportunities Facing Mexico’s Energy Sector
The energy sector has played a key role in Mexico’s economic development by providing stable, reliable and low cost industrial inputs, as well as goods and services for consumers.
Year: 2001
July & August 2001-The Impact of NAFTA and International Trade in Mexico’s Labor Markets: A Success Story
The Impact of NAFTA and International Trade in Mexico’s Labor Markets: A Success Story
Global markets by means of exports, industry diversification and production-sharing are some of the ways to enhance job opportunities in the domestic labor markets.
April & May 2001-FTAA: The Road to Pan American Free Trade and Prosperity
FTAA: The Road to Pan American Free Trade and Prosperity
During the Third Summit of the Americas, held in Quebec City on April 20-22, leaders of 34 countries from North, Central and South America and the Caribbean addressed common hemispheric challenges.
March 2001- Seven Years of US-Mexico Trade Under NAFTA
Seven Years of US-Mexico Trade Under NAFTA
NAFTA has served as a catalyst for a prosperous and mutually advantageous trade relationship.
February 2001-NAFTA Panel Rules in Favor of Mexico in Land Transportation Dispute
NAFTA Panel Rules in Favor of Mexico in Land Transportation Dispute
On February 6, 2001, the panel set up under the North American Free Trade Agreement on the land transportation case issued its final report in favor of Mexico.
January 2001-Third Round of Tariff Acceleration under NAFTA
Third Round of Tariff Acceleration under NAFTA
Canada, Mexico and the US agreed to accelerate the elimination of tariffs on a series of products, effective January 1, 2001.