phar-mor open than the united states, many latin american economy, and similar to more european economies. some exports and imports over gdp is one of the highest that there are to more than 2%, a country where tourism is enormously important. the number one generator of hard currency and the number one employer where remittances from mexican emigrants abroad is a very important source of currency. also, by the way, in a country where there are more u.s. non-military nationals living than any other country in the world. around a million americans live in mexico which is more than anyplace else in the whole world this open economy, which has been a good thing by and large, not as good as many people thought it would be, and, perhaps, not as beneficial as many expected, but it has been a good thing in general terms. it is also very much concentrated with the united states. 90 percent of our exports go to the u.s. 90 percent of our oil goes to the u.s. to be 90 percent of the tourists that visit mexico comes from the u.s. and so on and so forth. obviously all of our immigrants are in the u.s