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Mexico: The secondary legislation in the energy sector will bolster oil revenues if the private sector eagerly participates

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Published on Tuesday, May 13, 2014 | Updated on Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Mexico: The secondary legislation in the energy sector will bolster oil revenues if the private sector eagerly participates

To make the country’s hydrocarbon sector attractive to foreign direct investment, the fiscal burden will have to remain close to the world average of its shares of net profits

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Authors

Carlos SerranoBBVA Research - Chief Economist
Arnulfo RodríguezBBVA Research - Principal Economist
Juan Carlos Rivas
Juan Carlos Rojas
Samuel VázquezBBVA Research - Principal Economist

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Mexico

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Macroeconomic Analysis

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