Summary of Perspectivas económicas 2022

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The Mexican economy is expected to grow by 4% in the next year, according to recent projections by the FMI and World Bank. However, the country's economy is still facing challenges, such as a high level of inflation and low growth in private investment. One way to improve the situation is to increase private investment, which would create more jobs and increase consumer spending. Another important issue is to improve the country's infrastructure, which would boost the economy overall.

• 00:00:00 The Mexican economy is expected to grow by 4% in the next year, reaffirming the expectation of growth in 2020 of 4%. There are still risks to the economy, such as regulatory and legal issues, but one key factor is the need for a dialogue to be stopped. The Mexican economic team is doing a great job projecting the economy for the next several years. One of the most important points made in the video is that the Mexican economy has lost its structural growth capacity historically for the past forty years. Mexico has averaged 2% GDP growth, but this is projected to decrease to 2.9% in 2022. The lack of private investment is the main reason for this, as well as the closure of businesses in the past year. Mexico needs a medium-term growth model that is based on private investment, which has been absent for the past few years.
• 00:05:00 The Mexican economy is expected to grow by 4% in 2022, according to recent projections by the FMI and World Bank. However, the country's economy is still facing challenges, such as a high level of inflation and low growth in private investment. One way to improve the situation is to increase private investment, which would create more jobs and increase consumer spending. Another important issue is to improve the country's infrastructure, which would boost the economy overall. The Mexican business community is working on several initiatives to improve the economy, such as developing a nationwide economic indicators system and working with trade associations.
• 00:10:00 In this video, the president of the Mexican Institute of Executives (IME), Angel García Lascuráin, discusses the outlook for the Mexican economy in 2022. He predicts that the economy will continue to grow, and that inflation will be a concern but not a major issue. He also predicts that the level of inflation in recent months is not due to private factors in Mexico, but is a result of the global economic crisis of 2017. García Lascuráin says that the IME's projections are based on a calculation of the impact this will have on government revenue. Overall, he believes that the economic package in 2018-2022 has some risks, primarily due to the positive outlook for growth and inflation. If these predictions come true, it could lead to an increase in investment in Mexico.