Just the way it sounds in English: dólar.
If however, you mean what is the currency of Mexico, that would be the Mexican peso.
1 US dollar (USD) = 13.09 Mexican pesos (MXN)
Approximately 12.5 pesos per US dollar (June 2013).
Look up: Whats is currency US dollar to pesos.
Mexico: Mexican Peso Canada: Canadian Dollar US: American/US Dollar
The currency of Mexico is the peso. On July 31, 2014, it would take 13. 22 pesos to equal one US dollar.
It really depends on WHY those prices jumped up in the first place. If it happened because the US dollar was devalued against other currencies, it would mean imports from Mexico are more expensive. For example, a pair of shoes is manufactured in Mexico for 100 pesos and sold at the US for 20 dollars, (currency parity is 1 dollar = 5 pesos). Now, if the dollar is devalued to say, 1 dollar = 2 pesos, it would mean those shoes would be more expensive, as they are still manufactured with 100 pesos, but with the new parity, they cost 50 dollars in the US.
If you mean Mexico the country, it has the Mexican Peso (1 dollar = 13.4 Pesos). If you mean the US state of New Mexico, it uses the United States Dollar.
200 pesos in Europe; not mexico
I don't think so
There are three countries in north America. Canada, United States, and Mexico. The US uses dollars. The other two countries use different currency.
United States - US Dollar (USD)Mexico - Mexican Peso (MXN)
In fact, Mexico invented such sign ('$') for the Mexican peso and the US took it for its own currency.
It is their country's currency. It is as much important to them as Euro is to Europeans, Canadian dollar to the Canadians, or the US dollar to the Americans.