The
paper investigates why investments in
post-reform Mexico have not recovered
sufficiently from their 1981 collapse,
so as to be able to ensure high levels
of sustainable and steady economic growth
over the nineties. This happened despite
the fact that total gross fixed investment,
GDP, and foreign direct investment grew
vigorously in 1996-2000, but this impetus
was cut short in 2001, thus revealing
the inherent weakness of the system to
sustain growth.
September 4, 2002.
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