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ISBN: 9781513519029

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Mexico

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ISBN: 9781513519029 bzw. 1513519026, in Englisch, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.

8,11 ($ 9,00)¹
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The authorities are committed to very strong policies and policy frameworks.However, policy uncertainty and new priorities have created challenges and haveclouded the growth outlook. Large-scale investment projects and social transfers—anda commitment to not raise taxes until after 2021—are yet to be reconciled with theadministration’s fiscal targets and the objective of putting public debt on a downwardpath. Meanwhile, drastic budget cuts for some institutions have raised concern abouttheir impact on human capital. A state-centered energy policy that limits the role of theprivate sector—putting the onus of stabilizing Pemex (the state-owned oil and gascompany) squarely on the government—has imposed further pressure on the budgetand has weakened prospects for oil production. Promises to tackle some of Mexico’ssalient structural challenges—including corruption, informality and crime—have yet tobe followed by concrete policy action.
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Mexico

Lieferung erfolgt aus/von: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika EN NW EB DL

ISBN: 9781513519029 bzw. 1513519026, in Englisch, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.

9,70 (£ 8,23)¹
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Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock, plus shipping.
The authorities are committed to very strong policies and policy frameworks.However, policy uncertainty and new priorities have created challenges and haveclouded the growth outlook. Large-scale investment projects and social transfers—anda commitment to not raise taxes until after 2021—are yet to be reconciled with theadministration's fiscal targets and the objective of putting public debt on a downwardpath. Meanwhile, drastic budget cuts for some institutions have raised concern abouttheir impact on human capital. A state-centered energy policy that limits the role of theprivate sector—putting the onus of stabilizing Pemex (the state-owned oil and gascompany) squarely on the government—has imposed further pressure on the budgetand has weakened prospects for oil production. Promises to tackle some of Mexico'ssalient structural challenges—including corruption, informality and crime—have yet tobe followed by concrete policy action.
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