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Mexico has a free market economy. Per capita income is one-fourth that of the U. S.; income distribution remains highly unequal.
Mexico has a free market economy. Per capita income is one-fourth that of the U. S.; income distribution remains highly unequal.
It is a newly industrialized country, meaning it is in the intermediate stage between third world and full development. However, some parts of the country (mostly in the south) are noted because of a poor economy, causing it to be the main contributor of [[illegal immigration]] to the [[United States]] to find work.
It is a newly industrialized country, meaning it is in the intermediate stage between third world and full development. However, some parts of the country (mostly in the south) are noted because of a poor economy, causing it to be the main contributor of [[illegal immigration]] to the [[United States]] to find work.{{fact}}
The Oil production is estimated as 3.6 million bbl/day (2007). Most of the oil production (63 percent) is being pumped from deposits in waters in front of [[Campeche]] (Gulf of Mexico).
The Oil production is estimated as 3.6 million bbl/day (2007). Most of the oil production (63 percent) is being pumped from deposits in waters in front of [[Campeche]] (Gulf of Mexico).