Mexico Economic Reform Spurs Growth Middle Class Jumps

Sept. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- U.S. debt ceiling crisis looms on Sept. 30th the government shuts down unless a solution is reached. Population estimates also confirm a 28% decline in American middle class incomes writes social media blogger, James Rickman iHuman Evolution. America has been drawn into a quagmire comments Mr. Rickman with the Syrian, Middle East undefined, America’s $16.7 Trillion debt explosion, FED monetary tapering and Affordable Healthcare Act (ObamaCare) all converging on business markets.

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Investors are scrambling to understand global markets as vast changes are underway they are looking to diversify in markets that offer long-term stability and high yield returns. But we’re seeing a slowdown in emerging markets like China, India and Brazil.

Overall, the United States offers some stability but weak growth (2-3%) so if investors find better opportunities during the next 18 months their likely to diversify. The outlook for European Union countries remains sluggish (Goldman Sachs Report 2013). Given the troubles in Europe and parts of Asia; it comes as good news for South American countries like Mexico comments Mr. Rickman.

Many investors are encouraged by Mexico’s proposed new tax structure and social reforms that are set to reshape its economy. To clear the way for sustainable economic growth, Mexico has clapped down on drug cartels with the capture of several key drug bosses that controlled much of the illegal trade. So far Mexico has captured or killed 25 of 35 top most wanted drug lords. Getting tough on crime is a challenge for Mexico but it’s a transition that’s well underway clearing the way for a more civilized society that allows greater economic growth.

Mexico lead by President Enrique Peña Nieto is instituting economic policy upgrades to public education, infrastructure and the privatized of energy resources such as oil and natural gas (PEMEX). New tax reforms include capital gain and carbon taxes to generate additional revenues for the Mexican government to invest in strengthening the competitive economic posture of the country.