Housing In Mexico

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"Introduction
The Mexican economy was a strong success story as the nation entered the 1990s. It had reduced many of its tariffs and other barriers to international trade, and had signed the General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT). The economy was showing signs of being robust, and the nation was making inroads toward moving into a stable economic environment. However, one of the ways in which a nation's economic success can be measured is in the supply of its housing stock, which is notoriously low in Mexico. This research considers the efforts that the Mexican government has taken with regard to its housing situation in the past, the current economic environment in Mexico, and suggests that despite the government's previous efforts, it will need to invest considerably greater resources in its housing segment."

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