Mexico Drops in Competitiveness Ranking Due to Institutional Inefficiency

Mexico has fallen to 62nd place in a new competitiveness ranking, attributed to institutional inefficiency and judicial uncertainty, despite strong employment scores.

18 Jun, 20:37 — 18 Jun, 20:37

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Institutional inefficency and judicial uncertainty drag Mexico down in new competitiveness ranking

Despite strong scores in employment, Mexico dropped from a high of 50th in 2019 to 62nd, behind Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Peru, but ahead of Brazil and Venezuela. The post Institutional inefficency and judicial uncertainty drag Mexico down in new competitiveness ranking appeared first on Mexico News Daily

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