Mexico; 2006 Article IV Consultation: Staff Report; Staff Statement; Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion

Mexicoâ€™s two main economic policy challenges are to fully entrench stability and to remove remaining obstacles to economic growth, necessary to end poverty. The floating exchange rate policy continues to serve Mexico well. An essential part of Mexicoâ€™s stability is the resilience of the financial system. The oil sector poses a policy dilemma, exacerbated by institutional constraints and governance issues. Although the near-term growth outlook remains closely linked to that of the U.S. economy, medium-term growth depends on structural reforms.

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Year of publication:	2006-10-11
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Article IV consultations \| Bank credit \| Debt sustainability analysis \| Economic reforms \| Economic indicators \| Economic growth \| Executive Board \| Exchange rate regimes \| External sector \| Financial sector \| Financial systems \| Financial soundness indicators \| Millennium Development Goals \| Oil sector \| Public debt \| Public finance \| Staff appraisals \| Staff Reports \| external debt \| current account \| short-term debt \| fiscal policy \| debt ratio \| public sector debt \| central bank \| public finances \| external financing \| debt service \| fiscal responsibility \| fiscal responsibility law \| current account balance \| fiscal deficit \| tax revenue \| debt sustainability \| current account deficit \| fiscal balance \| debt stock \| public external debt \| balance of payments \| fiscal stance \| fiscal accounts \| debt management \| total external debt \| tax reform \| external debt service \| debt dynamics \| long-term debt \| fiscal discipline \| domestic debt \| external borrowing \| fiscal revenues \| global liquidity \| capital expenditure \| budgetary funds \| long term debt \| external liabilities \| fiscal measure \| debt market \| government revenue \| reserve accumulation \| budget law \| net external debt \| primary deficit \| fiscal policy response \| interest expenditure \| external debt sustainability \| reserve assets \| formal sector \| domestic currency \| public expenditure \| fiscal spending \| government debt \| private banks \| fiscal measures \| fiscal position \| tax base \| state government expenditures \| debt ratios \| fiscal target \| debt exchange \| private debt \| domestic debt market \| debt structure \| debt maturity \| fiscal assumptions \| fiscal issues \| fiscal problems \| fiscal adjustment \| taxation \| debt statistics \| external public debt \| fiscal impact \| fiscal outlook \| spending cuts \| external finances \| fiscal adjustment effort \| debt management operation \| fiscal consolidation \| general resources account \| official creditors \| fiscal rule \| annual budgets \| public sector borrowing \| debt management strategy \| government expenditures \| tax administration \| debt problems \| fiscal tightening \| debt outstanding \| annual budget \| debt strategy \| medium-term fiscal plan \| government spending \| external debt statistics \| fiscal plan \| expenditure cuts

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 06/352 5 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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