November 1998-Mexico Becomes Second Largest U.S. Trading Partner
Mexico Becomes Second Largest U.S. Trading Partners U.S-Mexico trade is a buffer to global economic uncertainty.
Mexico Becomes Second Largest U.S. Trading Partners U.S-Mexico trade is a buffer to global economic uncertainty.
Not All Emerging Markets are the Same: NAFTA, Sound Economic Policies Set Mexico Apart Progress in communications and transportation has made the world smaller- leading to the increase of globalization.
NAFTA Spurs Growth in Mexico’s Manufacturing Exports Mexico’s trade and investment liberalization have significantly strengthened its industrial base. Mexico Population Growth on Decline With almost 95 million inhabitants, Mexico ranked eleventh among the world’s most populous countries last year.
Mexico Edges Closer to Becoming #2 Trading Partner with the United States Mexico is close to surpassing Japan and becoming the second-largest trading partner for the United states as an importer and exporter, according to the latest statistics released by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
NAFTA Strengthens Ties Between Mexico and U.S. Hispanic Market The “Acercamiento al Mercado Hispano de Estados Unidos 1998” forum brought together Mexican entrepreneurs and U.S. Hispanic business leaders to discuss trade and investment opportunities on April 22nd-24th.
Maquiladoras Contribute to U.S.-Mexico Border Development Manufacturing plants along the Mexico-U.S. border have created what economists and business analysts are calling the world’s newest growth zone.
Mexico’s 1997 Economic Performance Underscores Strong Fundamentals Mexico’s GDP grew 7% in real terms, a 16-year record high, thanks to Mexico’s strengthened economic position given a stable macroeconomic environment.
Mexico Takes a Step Forward in World Class Automobile Production Puebla becomes production site for Volkswagen’s “New Beetle”.