Mexico and US Real GDP
Mexico and US Real GDP
by Robin Brooks
"What's worrying about Mexico's latest GDP data is that they show a return to flatlining growth, which means a return to the status quo pre-COVID. Growth averaged 2.7% per year from 2010-17. It started flatlining in 2018 and COVID, by tightening financial conditions, didn't help."
What's worrying about Mexico's latest GDP data is that they show a return to flatlining growth, which means a return to the status quo pre-COVID. Growth averaged 2.7% per year from 2010-17. It started flatlining in 2018 and COVID, by tightening financial conditions, didn't help. pic.twitter.com/0iwdSMxQfy
— Robin Brooks (@RobinBrooksIIF) January 31, 2022
Related Datasets
Activity - Mexico - INEGI - Gross Domestic Product - Quarterly - Supply and Demand (2013 Base)