Looking back on Mexican Peso crisis, what were some of the key lessons learned? O Mexico relied too heavily on flood of foreign money O The IMF provided too small of a bailout to help turn around Mexico economy O The IMF and US government acted too slowly Mexico's floating exchange rate system helped reduce the negative impacts of the crisis

Looking back on Mexican Peso crisis, what were some of the key lessons learned? O Mexico relied too heavily on flood of foreign money O The IMF provided too small of a bailout to help turn around Mexico economy O The IMF and US government acted too slowly Mexico's floating exchange rate system helped reduce the negative impacts of the crisis

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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