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Flat grasslands dominate the physical geography of Mexico.
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Mexico has great soil and tropical rainfall great for harvesting crops. It is located between two major bodies of water which is great for international trade. It is also easy to trade with the US which helps the economy.
Mexico's economy is largely based on Industry.
Ildefonso Guajardo Villareal is the Secretary of Economy for Mexico.
The economy of Mexico has been helped or hindered by geography. For example, thanks to the Sierra Madre mountain ranges, Mexico is one of the richest countries in terms of mineral resources such as silver, mine lead or sulfur. The lowlands along the gulf of Mexico have been a warm sea for millions of years so this region is rich in oil and natural gas. Geography also affects weather patterns, specially on the northern regions of Mexico. For example, the Chihuahuan desert is the result of a 'rain shadow' induced by the Sierra Madre Occidental. This has limited agriculture to small fertile pockets within Mexico, which cover only 12-17% of Mexico's territory. Finally, geography makes some productive activities more difficult, thus increasing costs. For example, most of Mexico is quite hilly, preventing an extensive railroad network from ever developing; such network would ease movement from and to shipping ports, cutting transportation costs.
Your question doesn't make any sense or is too vague. Economic geography is a discipline that studies location, distribution and spatial organization of economic activities in different regions in the world. It you are asking what is the main economic difference between Mexico and Cuba, the answer is that both are developing countries, but Mexico has capitalistic tendencies while Cuba has a socialist/communist economy.
The geography of Mexico is diverse. In Mexico there are tropical zones, deserts, plateaus, and mountains.
Mexico is economy and politicaly stable
Lowest elevation point geography of Mexico is found in Laguna Salada, Baja California -10 m (33 feet)