For Calderon, Reversing Mexicos Brain Drain Is Key to Success
Tagged: Mexico, NAFTAPosted on: January 4th, 2007“As Felipe Calderon, Mexicos new president, sets his agenda for 2007, he will have to succeed where his predecessor Vicente Fox failed: creating greater opportunities for Mexicans by breaking the rapacious monopolies that flourished during Naftas first decade, and stopping the brain drain that is a result of it.
To be sure, Mexico has made a remarkable transformation during the past quarter century, evolving from a country with a closed economy and political system, to a viable democracy, with a stable currency and consistent, if lackluster, economic growth and capital formation that ranks it as one of the worlds top 15 economies.”
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