Estancamiento, desigualdad, descomposición: el neoliberalismo mexicano un visión sintética

Abstract

The essay examines the basic dimensions of the Mexican neoliberal model, in economic, social and political terms. It argues that it generates great inequality and at the same time stagnation. This situation is curiously congruent with the interest of the two class factions that direct the block of power: exporters and speculative financial capital. The way the model operates is also generating an increasingly acute social and moral decomposition. In its final part examines the possibilities and traits that could assume a different pattern of accumulation.