PROSPECTS FOR CHANGE IN MEXICO: AN EVALUATION OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING MEXICO'S STATUS AS A GLOBAL ECONOMIC FORCE AND AN APPRAISAL OF VICENTE FOX'S VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF MEXICO

Authors

Catherine L. Pierce

Document Type

Honors Project

First Advisor

E. Gordon DeMeritt

Degree Award Date

Spring 2002

Keywords

Mexico, Global Economic Force, Vicente Fox, Future, economic factors, organization management techniques

Disciplines

Economics | Growth and Development | International Economics

Abstract

This paper will evaluate the feasibility of President Vicente Fox's plans for the future of Mexico and some of the important economic factors that will influence the outcome of these plans. Also included is an evaluation of the organization management techniques most appropriate for Mexican workers. An increase in foreign investment in Mexico and a lack of quality education for many citizens suggests that proper human resource management is and will continue to be extremely important to the development and growth of the country's economy.

Recommended Citation

Pierce, Catherine L., "PROSPECTS FOR CHANGE IN MEXICO: AN EVALUATION OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING MEXICO'S STATUS AS A GLOBAL ECONOMIC FORCE AND AN APPRAISAL OF VICENTE FOX'S VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF MEXICO" (2002). Honors Projects. 410.
https://digitalcommons.bridgewater.edu/honors_projects/410