Submissions from 1990
U.S. Banks Interested In Providing Financial Services To Corporations, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Export-import Bank Agrees In Principle To $1.5 Billion Loan For Pemex, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Navistar International To Manufacture Diesel Motors In Mexico, Steven Ranieri
World Bank Announces Approval Of $480 Million In Loans, Steven Ranieri
1990 Foreign Debt Service Exceeds Sum Approved By Chamber Of Deputies By 32 Billion Pesos Per Day, Steven Ranieri
1991 Federal Budget Outline, Steven Ranieri
372 Of 404 State-owned Enterprises Privatized Since 1983, Steven Ranieri
66% Of All Mexicans Malnourished, Steven Ranieri
Agreement To Supply U.S. With Additional 100,000 Bpd Indefinitely Extended, Steven Ranieri
Agricultural Credit Bank To Forgive 600,000 Debtors' Interest Arrears Through Spring-summer 1989, Steven Ranieri
Agriculture Minister Announces New Price Floors For Sorghum & Wheat, Steven Ranieri
Agriculture Minister Says Bumper Corn & Bean Crops Will Cut 1991 Imports By 2.5 Million Mt, Steven Ranieri
Agriculture Ministry Proposes Special Compensation For Farmers Experiencing Major Losses From Trade Liberalization, Steven Ranieri
Anti-inflation Pact Extended To Dec. 31, 1992, Steven Ranieri
British Magazine Denounces Assassinations Of 30 Mexican Journalists, Steven Ranieri
Chase Manhattan Approves $80 Million Loan For Mexicana De Aviacion, Steven Ranieri
Debt Restructuring Agreements With Belgium & Holland, Steven Ranieri
Domestic Manufacturing Industry's Export Capacity "marginal", Steven Ranieri
Domestic Oversupply Of Fertilizers May Boost Exports To Record Level, Steven Ranieri
E.e.c. Donates $1 Million Toward Preservation Of Mayan Ruins, Steven Ranieri
Engineering Professor Says Proven Oil Reserves 50% Less Than Indicated By Government Sources, Steven Ranieri
Farmers Revolt In Colima, Steven Ranieri
Federal Government Financial Deficit/gdp, Operational Surplus/gdp, 1982-1990 (s/s), Steven Ranieri
Federal Subsidies Of Electricity Costs To Continue, Steven Ranieri
Fruit Fly Causes $17 Million In Losses To Veracruz State Citrus Growers, Steven Ranieri
Fy1990 U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation (ccc) Financing For Mexican Food Staples Imports, Steven Ranieri
Human Rights Abuses Against Mexicans In U.S. Border Area Increasing, Steven Ranieri
Maquiladoras In Nuevo Leon State, Steven Ranieri
Mexican Farmers Cannot Compete With Subsidized U.S. Farm Imports, Steven Ranieri
Mexican & Hong Kong Consortiums To Build Aircraft Maintenance Operation In Tijuana, Steven Ranieri
Mexican Port Authority Reports Productivity Improvements, Steven Ranieri
Mexican Trade With Latin America, Steven Ranieri
Mexico: A Case Of Distorted Development By David Barkin, Steven Ranieri
Mexico Imports Luxury Automobiles, Steven Ranieri
Mexico's Real Minimum Wage Among Lowest In Latin America (s/s), Steven Ranieri
Natural Gas Imports From U.S., 1988, 1989, Steven Ranieri
New Federal Assistance Program For Primary School Education, Steven Ranieri
Notes On U.S.-mexico Trade Accord Procedural Developments & Related Matters, Steven Ranieri
October Oil Export Prices, Steven Ranieri
On Income Inequalities In Rural Mexico, Steven Ranieri
On Mexico's Precipitous Decline In Sugarcane Output; Producers Refuse To Begin 1990/91 Harvest, Steven Ranieri
On Recent Discoveries Of Assorted Mineral Deposits, Steven Ranieri
Pemex Exploratory Wells In Veracruz & Tabasco States, Steven Ranieri
Public Sector Investment Down 17% In 1990, Steven Ranieri
Report On Privatization Of State-run Telephone Company, Telmex, Steven Ranieri
Report On Shrimp Production, Steven Ranieri
Summary Of 1990 Debt-equity Swap Program, Steven Ranieri
Synopsis Of Agricultural Production Decline In 1980s, Steven Ranieri
Un- & Underemployment Projections For 1990s, Steven Ranieri
Update On Privatization Of State-run Steelworks, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Companies Open New Automotives Plant In Toluca, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Company Proposes Construction Of Natural Gas Pipeline, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Embargo Against Mexican Tuna Lifted Until Feb. 11, 1991, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Investors Give Mexico Top Billing, Steven Ranieri
U.S.-mexico Free Trade Agreement Debate: Recent Expressions Of Opposition, Reservations, Steven Ranieri
U.S.-mexico Free Trade Agreement Debate: Recent Expressions Of Optimism, Support, Steven Ranieri
U.S. Private Investment In 1990, Steven Ranieri
0.9% Inflation, First Half Of October, Steven Ranieri
$1.904 Billion Trade Deficit, January-july 1990, Steven Ranieri
1990 Balance Of Payments Category Projections, Steven Ranieri
1990 Coffee Production, Exports To U.S., Steven Ranieri
1990 Honey Production, Steven Ranieri
34% Of Private Sector Foreign Debt Owed By Foreign Subsidiaries, Steven Ranieri
$3.5 Billion In Direct Foreign Investment, Jan.-sept. 1990, Steven Ranieri
Aeromexico & General Electric Subsidiary Form Plane Leasing Joint Venture, Steven Ranieri
Bank Profits Up 136% In 1989, Steven Ranieri
Basic Goods & Services Prices Surpass Global Consumer Price Inflation, Steven Ranieri
Birth Rate Declines, Steven Ranieri
Bond Issues In Foreign Markets Pemex's Principal Source Of New Investment Financing, Steven Ranieri
Consumer Price Index By Month, 1990 (s/s), Steven Ranieri
Consumer & Wholesale Price Index, September, Steven Ranieri
Debt Service, January 1989-june 1990, Steven Ranieri
Despite Debt Reduction, Debt Service Payments Continue To Qualify As Major Financial Burden, Steven Ranieri
Direct Foreign Investment, 1980-1989 (s/s), Steven Ranieri
Economic Team's 1991 Budget Draft, Steven Ranieri
Extra Oil Income Earmarked For Retirement Of Government's Domestic Debt, Steven Ranieri
Federal Government To Spend $50 Million On Tourism Advertising Campaign, Steven Ranieri
Foreign Investors Less Than Excited About Acquiring Interest In Mexican Banks, Steven Ranieri
G.d.p. Per Capita, Selected Years, 1960 To 1989 (s/s), Steven Ranieri
Government Dissolves Telecommunications Company; Telmex To Purchase Microwave Network Enterprise, Steven Ranieri
Government's Plans & Accomplishments To Date Aimed At Increasing Private Sector Participation In National Economy, Steven Ranieri
Impact Of Foreign Competition On Textile Industry, Steven Ranieri
Industrial Growth Rates, January-july 1990 (s/s), Steven Ranieri
International Finance Corporation Loans To Mexican Companies, Steven Ranieri
Maquiladoras Net $3.5 Billion In Hard Currency, Steven Ranieri
Mexico Fifth Poorest Nation In Latin America, Steven Ranieri
Mexico Submits Protest To G.a.t.t. Against U.S., Steven Ranieri
Mexico To Import 2.5 Million Tons Of Wheat In 1991, Steven Ranieri
National Railway Company Expected To Earn $250 Million In 1990 Serving Northern Border Cities, Steven Ranieri
New Air Pollution Reduction Program For Mexico City, Steven Ranieri
Notes On Malnutrition, Steven Ranieri
Notes On Public Spending & State-run Company Revenues, January-june 1990, Steven Ranieri
On 1990 Grain Imports, Steven Ranieri
On Flight Capital, 1980s, Steven Ranieri
On National "food Deficit"; Private Sector Leaders Call For Return To Agricultural Subsidies & Protectionism, Steven Ranieri
On U.S. Embargo Against Mexican Tuna Imports, Steven Ranieri
Pemex Exports, January-august 1990, Steven Ranieri
Pemex Program To Reduce Air Pollution, Steven Ranieri
Pemex Reserve Stocks Down 41%, Steven Ranieri
Port Activity Expands In 1990, Steven Ranieri
