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Title: Mexico Business
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However, with the recent doubling of prices, natural gas has become a less attractive alternative. Developing a solution to the nearing energy crisis of Mexico will be another major issue that faces the Fox administration. Moreover, this will be a costly solution as an estimate based on Mexico?¦s growth rate projects a need for $4 billion of investment into energy to support growth; this is 40 percent of the entire Mexico federal budget (5)... Showed first 250 characters
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Moreover, this will be a costly solution as an estimate based on Mexico?¦s growth rate projects a need for $4 billion of investment into energy to support growth; this is 40 percent of the entire Mexico federal budget (5).
A third sector that has and will continue to experience strong growth is Manufacturing, especially high-tech manufacturing... Showed next 250 characters
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