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Economic Models

The document outlines economic strategies and guidelines to: 1. Promote industrialization and reduce foreign dependency by protecting and growing local industries through import substitution and use of domestic goods. 2. Distribute resources to support agriculture and industry through fiscal incentives, subsidies, guaranteed prices, and nationalization of key sectors. 3. Improve social services and living standards through expanding coverage, increasing salaries, and reducing economic inequality.

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Economic Models

The document outlines economic strategies and guidelines to: 1. Promote industrialization and reduce foreign dependency by protecting and growing local industries through import substitution and use of domestic goods. 2. Distribute resources to support agriculture and industry through fiscal incentives, subsidies, guaranteed prices, and nationalization of key sectors. 3. Improve social services and living standards through expanding coverage, increasing salaries, and reducing economic inequality.

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Aims or - promote the - Defense of - Reduce - maintain - correct - achieve

objective
agricultural the foreign direct mistakes of economic
s
sector country's dependency participatio the growth and
- promotion natural - Imports n from the previous capital
resources state in the model accumulatio
of foreign substitution
- reduce economy - stabilize n
investment - the
- modernizati economic
transformati
- expand the country - provide
dependenc industrial after the satisfaction
on of on of the
e capacity student to workers
commerce national
- Application - stop movement without
- order and economy
of 1968 disturbing
of the labor from being inflation
progress at - stop the financial
laws in agricultural with
all cost interests of
favor of to an monetary economic
the
worker's industrial stability crisis
companies
rights economy
- Promote
- carry out
conciliatory
domestic
acts with
trade
the
industrial
entrepreneu
rs
- improve
basic
services like
health,
water,
housing and
electricity
Economi - exporting - Distribution - To protect, - support - improve - reduction of
c
raw of lands and grow industry salaries interest rate
strategie
materials to through local capitalizatio - reduce to 3%
s or
be ejidos industries by n through a - impulse in
guideline public debt
manufacture - It adopts the protection
s the oil
d abroad
the policy
substitution policy - support the
industry by
and then of import - fiscal agricultural
of increasing
importing and use of sector
economic incentives investment
them back more
nationalism to the in PEMEX
into the domestic or
- The industrial - redirection
country local goods
sector
- the hacienda expropriati
on of the
- subsidies to
- finance
for industrial
production
was the local
oil industry developmen towards
most industries
and t with processed
productive - taxes and/or
Mexican national food,
unit
railways barriers to savings clothing,
- infrastructur imports - establishme footwear
e for - promote - creation of
nt of
domestic
exports guaranteed agricultural
and foreign
- avoid direct prices for insurance
trade
basic - expanded
railway foreign
agricultural
investment coverage of
products
- substitution social
of foreign
- more public services
enterprises - delivery of a
products
- overvalue
- taxes used basket of
to support basic
currency to
the consumptio
lower the
industrial n to 19
cost of
sector million
purchasing
- developmen Mexicans
inputs and
machinery t of
from abroad infrastructur
- facilitate e works
access to - public
stimuli and investment
credits for in social
growth infrastructur
e
Effects - haciendas - educational - employment - decreased - Private - Expansion of
became very reform, the increased support for investment public
productive socialist - dependence rural decreased services
due to school was activities as - public - Rapid
on the
agriculture introduced a result
international spending economic
and industry - This plan massive
market grew growth
- many urban
paved the decreased compared - Unfair
migration
foreign way for the - small and to income
- uncontrolle distribution
enterprises following - waste of
medium of income
established decades d urban
industries resources - Financial
- foreign growth
flourished for
enterprises - lower cost of
- stabilization unviable
deficit of the
public sector
began to of exchange developme
transport grew from
exploit between nt
- national 6.7% to
mineral pesos and programs
14.8%
sources such consumption dollars for - external
as oil increased $12.5
debt and
- Dramatic fall
industrialization - in oil prices
started
- general growth rate inflation
worldwide
increase in between 6 increased
- national price ad 7% per - private
would bring
overall
industry is - appearance year (about
sector economic
scarce 4% is decent
of state interests instability in
- disparity beyond 6%
monopolies were the long run
is quite
between affected
social
- disappearanc good)
e of market - industrial
classes
self-
- telephone production
regulation
increased by
and
telegraph
- tendency to 8% inflation
stagnation only 2.5%
- World War I and - stabilization
increased obsolescence
economic
demand of of industry
developmen
mining
t
products
- redistributio
- agricultural
productivity
n of rural
decrease
and urban
properties - social
changed discontent
- regions protests,
movements,
developed
etc.
unevenly:
the most
developed
was the
north, the
least
developed
was the
south
- 1929 Great
depression
affected the
national
economy. By
1932
Mexican
economy
fully
recovered
from this
effect

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