It isn't; it has actually remained relatively healthy thanks to immigrants getting into the US; especially if you consider them as an "export" (i.e. Mexico exports cheap labor into the US).
Mexican immigrants are people with little to no education who do not reach the United States because of its culture or lifestyle; they immigrate into the US to get jobs that offer greater wages than those of the same kind found in Mexico. For instance, while the average chambermaid would earn $15,012 in the United States, she would earn as little as $4,896 in Mexico.
Now, as they immigrate into the US, they leave their family and friends behind; they usually send a fraction of their earnings back to Mexico; these are known as remittances. During 2013, Mexican immigrants sent approximately $22 billion back to Mexico, which is approximately 1.6% of the Mexican economy at nominal value.
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California and Texas are the main destination of Mexican immigrants. Other states with heavy Mexican migration include Arizona, Illinois, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Florida, Georgia and North Carolina.
Mexico opened its economy to the world, culminating with the signature of the North American Free Trade Agreement, with the United States and Canada.
Southern Mexico is the poorest, least developed region in Mexico. It is composed of three states: Chiapas, Guerrero and Oaxaca. The economy of these states is overwhelmingly concentrated on agriculture, with some agroindustrial and manufacturing activities, especially along the coasts.
Immigration from Mexico is inversely proportional to how its economy is faring. For example, if Mexico is having a bad economic performance, people from the poorer sectors of society look to immigrate into the United States.
The United States is the largest economy in the world, while Mexico ranks in the 15th position (2013).
The Mississippi River is not vital to the economy of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico, on the other hand, is where many commercial ports are located, such as Matamoros, Tampico and Veracruz. These service incoming and outgoing container ships to and from the Southern United States and Europe.
A western, emerging market economy within the United States' sphere of influence.
Michael J. Greenwood has written: 'Migration and economic growth in the United States' -- subject(s): Cities and towns, Effect of labor market on, Growth, Industrial location, Internal Migration, Labor supply 'The determinants of labor migration in Mexico' -- subject(s): Internal Migration 'Migration to, from, and within Colorado' -- subject(s): Internal Migration, Population
economy, easy migration b/w countries, and a single common currency...
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