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Over the last three decades, Mexico’s macroeconomic policy has been driven by a sound orthodox strategy: an open … between the exchange rate and prices in Mexico and the US (its main commercial partner), there are other forces affecting the … former. The main factor in this relentless long-term depreciation is the loss of productivity in Mexico relative to the US …

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