The Mexico Political Economist
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Mexico’s 2027 budget: More of the same hides Sheinbaum’s new strategy
No new taxes doesn’t mean the government doesn’t want new sources of income.
The Big News Breakdown. Unpacking this week’s most important news.
Furniture: Mexico’s perfectly flawed industry
A core tenet of the Plan México Project—The Mexico Political Economist’s initiative to identify hidden opportunities in the government’s flagship industrial policy—is that no sector should be protected forever at the expense of consumers an...
Duty-free imports find the path of least resistance into Mexico
Sheinbaum’s tariffs look like they’re working—until you take a closer look.
The Big News Breakdown. Unpacking this week’s most important news.
“Made in Mexico” is a lie
What the government and business need to understand is that, if they fail to work together today, it won’t just mean a few bad years until the next financial quarter or administration. Continued disjunction between the Mexican State and mar...
Plan México Project Index
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What is the Plan México Project?
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Furniture
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Circular Economy
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Solar and Wind Energy
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Other Renewable Energies
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Batteries
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Hydrocarbons
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Petrochemicals
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Food Self-Sufficiency
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Low-orbit space...
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