How to Harness Shifting Supply Chains? Four Experts Explain
Leading voices from Latin America’s public and private sector look at strategies for the current moment.
WEBCAST: How to Make Nearshoring in Latin America a Reality
On July 27, AQ hosted a conversation on how the region can further integrate into global supply chains.
Why Argentina’s Export Boom Is Falling Short
Government policy, macroeconomic trouble and political crisis are holding the country back.
Latin America Risks Overreacting to Commodities Shock
The region faces particular risk in its economic policy responses to the fallout from the war in Ukraine.
Why Mexico’s Relationship with China Is So Complicated
Integration with both China and the U.S. benefits Mexico, but also presents challenges.
Five Big Ideas for a Post-COVID Latin America
From universal health care to a revival of hemispheric trade talks, it’s time to be bold.
Yes, Really: It’s Time to Revive Hemispheric Trade Talks
The demands of rebuilding regional economies may leave little alternative to a hemispheric trade deal.
The Economic Opportunity Mexico Can’t Afford to Miss
Mexico stands to capitalize on the nearshoring trend, but it will need to cooperate better with the private sector.
Blame Politics for Mexico’s Recession, Not Just the Pandemic
The economy was shrinking long before the virus arrived.
Latin America Is Not Benefiting from the U.S.-China Trade War
Despite some short-term benefits, trade deviation to the region shouldn’t be expected to last.
Why the EU-Mercosur Deal Hinges on Germany’s Reaction to Bolsonaro
Economic and geopolitical interests clash with surging public concern about the environment.
Mercosur’s Delayed Case of Free Trade Fever
The agreement with the European Union means more than trading with Europe.
Does the Mercosur Trade Deal Mean Brazil Will Finally Open Up?
How the agreement could help Brazil become more competitive – now and in the future.
Farm to Phone: How Latin America Is Feeding China With E-Commerce
Technology is feeding China’s growing middle class’ taste for Latin flavors.
Why NAFTA Is Critical for Mexico
The not-yet-ratified USMCA has already impacted Mexican institutions, beyond the economy.
