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Mexico Opened up the Economy, but Income Was Behind the U.S.
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Three decades after NAFTA, Mexico's per capita income loses space in front of the US as the European East converges.
From the point of view of trade liberalization, the 1990s mark an epic period in history. Starting in the early 1990s, the United States, Mexico, and Canada deepened their commercial integration, in a process that would lead to NAFTA in 1994. On the other side of the Atlantic, also in 1990, the Visegrad Group countries [...]
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