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In terms of workforce, 13.4% of the labor force (6.9 million out of 51.9 million for 2014) is dedicated to agriculture. In terms of overall production, only 3.5% of Mexico's nominal GDP (45 US billion out of 1291 billion) qualifies as such. In terms of land area, 17% (335,334 sq km / 129,473 sq mi) - roughly the size of Finland or New Mexico - is dedicated to agriculture.
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How much percent of water is in Mexico?
Briefly put, one hundred percent of the water in Mexico is in Mexico.
How much percent does Mexico do traditions?
100%
How much percent is the tertiary industry in Mexico?
It represents 69.5% of Mexico's GDP.
What is excessive farming?
Farming too much.
Who does farming benefit?
Farming benefits everyone who eats, no matter what they feel about farming, how much they know about farming, or how involved with farming they are.
How much is a Mexico coins worth?
It depends on denomination, year and general condition of the coin (i.e. scratches)
How much is auto sales tax in New Mexico?
Multiple dealers have confirmed with me that the sales tax on automobiles is 3% in New Mexico. It is not the same as the general sales tax.
How much does a Mexican doctor get paid on average?
On average, a general practitioner doctor in Mexico makes about $21,000 a year.
What is happening to the Federal District in Mexico City?
In general therms, not much. The Federal District is the political entity where the Mexico City is located. It may become a federal state -- such as the other 31 states that compose Mexico -- but in the short term, it will stay as it is.
How much of the Mexican banking market is controlled by Bancomer?
BBVA Bancomer is by far the largest financial institution in Mexico. It controls about 20 percent of the banking market in Mexico. Banamex, owned by Citibank, is the next largest.
How can you find out how much xenon is in your body?
With great difficulty!. The answer, in general, is not known but it is thought to be less than a millionth of 1 percent.
What are the work conditions in Mexico?
It really depends on what position are you talking about. There is a wide array of jobs in Mexico, from farmers to software developers to CEOs of large corporations. In general terms, the average Mexican worker earns 25-35% of what an American does with the same job. This means that for farming and ranching jobs there is very little to be earned, while CEOs of multinational corporations in Mexico such as America Movil or Televisa earn in many instances, much more than the average American billionaire -- in fact, the richest man in the world is Mexican.
