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Tag Archives: Mexico
Stratfor: The Decline of the Colorado River
An amendment to a standing water treaty between the United States and Mexico has received publicity over the past six months as an example of progress in water sharing agreements. But the amendment, called Minute 319, is simply a glimpse into … Continue reading
Stratfor: Geographic Challenges for Mexico, Egypt, Greece
Every country faces obstacles. Some have terrible neighbors, but every country has geographic issues which must be overcome. This video based post looks at three countries – Mexico, Egypt and Greece.
Posted in Eurozone, Middle East, aa syndication
Tagged egypt, Geographic, Greece, Mexico, Stratfor
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Mexico’s Strategy Begins With Economics
By George Friedman A few years ago, I wrote about Mexico possibly becoming a failed state because of the effect of the cartels on the country. Mexico may have come close to that, but it stabilized itself and took a … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, aa syndication
Tagged Economy, George Friedman, Mexico, strategy, Stratfor
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U.S., Canada and Mexico: After the Great Recession
Written by Jillian Friesen The Great Recession of 2008-2009 left the world scrambling to catch up to prior levels of growth and employment. In it’s most recent report, McKinsey&Company tries to figure out the behavior patterns of Mexican consumers. This … Continue reading
What Happens If Foreign Capital Goes Home?
Won’t reduced PBoC purchases be hugely disruptive to the US economy and to the US Treasury markets?
No, they won’t. There is so much nonsense still being said about this, even by economists who should know better Continue reading
Posted in China, Economics, Trade Data
Tagged bonds, China, current account, Europe, Mexico, michael pettis, trade, trade balance, trade deficit, Treasuries
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The Vulnerability and Resiliency of Latam Countries to Global Shocks
The eight Latam countries with the largest economic footprints were studied to determine the relative effects of The Great recession and the subsequent recovery. Continue reading
Exporting Jobs
Free Trade is a very good thing, but free trade taken too far is destructive. Hard data shows why. Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Trade Data
Tagged balance of trade, employment, exports, free trade, jobs, manufacturing, Mexico, productivity, Ross Perot, trade deficits, trade imbalances
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