For Secretary of Economy of Mexico , Lawyer Bruno Ferrari, the agreements that lead to the signing of the FTA between Mexico and Peru, will be beneficial for Mexico, and now exports to Peru generate 23,000 jobs, the new FTA will increase by 17,000 additional jobs. Let's see how true is this.
First go see comparatively as Mexico and Peru in numbers (the year 2009):
GDP (Million U.S. $)
Mexico: 874,903 ----------
Peru: ------------ 126,938
Population (in millions of inhabitants in 2009).
Mexico: 108 ----------
Peru: ------------- 29
GDP per capita (U.S. $ thousand)
Mexico: 8135 ----------
Peru: 4355 ------------
C omo see Mexico's economy is more than 5 times higher than the Peruvian Then today as Peruvian exports go to Mexico:
Exports (FOB - Thousands of U.S. $ per year 2009). Traditional
: 132,081
(mining: 88.9%, other fuels and other raw)
Nontraditional: 110,443
(Paprika: 15.9% Wood and derivatives 27.5%, other minor)
Imports (CIF - Thousands of U.S. $ per year 2009)
Electronics / Electrical: 10.5%
Mobile and other: 8%
transport equipment, 5.9%
industrial Processing: 5%
assembled vehicles: 3.5%
Drug: 2.6%
Other manufactured goods .
Total Imports CIF (U.S. $ thousand): 734,929
Netherlands these figures the ratio of Mexico-Peru trade, it is obvious to see that job creation will to give in Mexico, hardly in Peru, since our export strength is in segments with unskilled labor intensive, unlike Peruvian imports from Mexico, whose products are processed and manufactured, these include labor intensive and higher added value.
Finally, Mexican Economy Secretary Ferrari, indicates that Peru is going to exclude 193 tariff lines, since Mexico is potentially better farmer that Peru, taking in the world, the 13th place.
Here the link: http://pe.noticias.yahoo.com/tlc-méxico-colombia-generará-60-000-empleos-perú-20110331-143100-837.html
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