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• Liquidity problems threaten infrastructure projects
• Adam Thomson on how problems in the main export market are likely to spread south - -
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Hesitant steps over reform hinder growth
Officials admit that the country needs to become more competitive, writes Stephen Fidler
Economy: Macro good, micro less so
Growth is still low for an emerging country, writes Stephen Fidler
Manufacturing: Downturn in US casts long shadow
Problems in the main export market are likely to spread south, writes Adam Thomson
Competition: Tide slowly begins to turn against private monopolies
The legacy of a flawed privatisation process looms large, says Adam Thomson
Aerospace: Smooth takeoff for a growing industry
Government action has helped to launch an important sector, says Adam Thomson
Resorts: Ambitious tourism plans lure investors
Developers are thinking about the long term, writes Adam Thomson
Trade: Diversification becomes commercial watchword
US economic problems underscore the need to explore other markets, writes Adam Thomson
Infrastructure: Crisis tests zealous plans
Adam Thomson on the impact of liquidity problems
Logistics: Storage gets a makeover
Old warehouses in the city centre have had their day, says Adam Thomson
A tale of two Mexico Cities
Book review: First Stop in the New World: Mexico City, the Capital of the 21st Century by David Lida, Riverhead Books, 2008
