Intermediate Elections in the United States: What Is at Stake for the Mexican Economy
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10 Articles
The new composition of Congress will increase the scrutiny of Republican decisions, although it does not eliminate the White House's powers to impose taxes on Mexican exports
Like every first Tuesday in November in which the American Union goes to the polls, the IBERO Puebla Community met to monitor, forecast and analyze the progress of the United States intermediate elections. On this occasion, the Democratic triumph put all geopolitical interactions in expectation, and the advance of [...]
The mid-term elections of the United States can have indirect effects on the Mexican economy, mainly through the behavior of the dollar, trade policy, tariffs and the flow of remittances. Specialists point out that the election results could modify the political balance in the United States Congress and impact on the...
Democratic control would bring greater vigilance on U.S. trade and regulatory issues; however, it will not necessarily facilitate negotiations, because they will also seek to protect U.S. jobs.
Academics from CETYS believe that the new balance in Congress could influence tariffs and strengthen cooperation between Mexico and California.
In the middle of the mid-term elections held on November 3rd in the US, the UNAM's Laboratorio de Analysis en Comercio, Economía y Negocios (LACEN) pointed out that the Democrats win one or two chambers of Congress does not mean that Trump loses the tools with which he has pressured his [...]
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