Write a paper about the economy of Mexico in the context of globalization. It should be properly footnoted, and it must follow a logical and consistent pattern. In writing this paper you are advised to follow one of the standard writing styles, e.g. A.P.A.
In organizing the papers the you are advised to follow free grammatical error and the writing style should be appropriate and at the college level. The research project should be related to the process of economic development of a less developed country (Mexico in this case). It should be factual and must be presented in the context of the economic analysis.
Focus only at the economic development. Is the political climate conducive to economic development? Is the country receptive to modern technology and know-how? development planning? How is development financed? What organization is in charge of the economic development? Is an advanced country involved in this process?
Use these sources, read them and relate to them in your writing.
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