is mexico a developed country/ industrialized, or is it developing?

Question

well, is it

LISTEN YOU PEOPLE. I DONT HATE MEXICO. I DONT LIKE MEXICO EITHER, I JUST NEED TO KNOW FOR A REPORT I AM WRITING. I DONT CARE IF PEOPLE HATET THEM, OR IF THEY SHOULD BE BURNED TO DEATH, JUST TELL ME THE ANSWER

Answer 1

Frankly, it must be a developing country. Aren't there a lot of FOR SALE signs there? Americans are buying land there, since they have been displaced here in the USA.
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Mexico is the only Latin American country part of the OECD. It is a member of the NAFTA along with the US and Canada, but not as developed as these 2 countries. For this reason some authors still consider Mexico a developing country rather than a developed one, though most properly Mexico lies between these two extremes as a newly industrialized country or NIC, with its HDI of 0.821, which is superior to that of Russia, Brazil, Turkey or South Africa, and possessing a booming upper middle-income economy with a GDP (PPP) per capita of $10,186 USD.

Answer 2

I am getting so sick of all this hatred of Mexico. I'm sure most of it comes from people who've never been to Mexico and never talked to a Mexican, except to insult him. (Not you)

On my street, everyone has at least one late-model car, mostly Japanese or European, Their kids all have cell phones. They have everything people in the US have. That's the middle class. There is a large population than lives in poverty, mostly native people. They eke out a living as small-time entrepreneurs, domestics, laborers, and so on. Mexico reasonably good health care, and the hospitals are excellent, so I've heard.
The country is strongly industrialized.
I would say it's developing, but it's made a lot of progress. One reason is that they are such hard-working people. Some people work six days a week, 8-10 hours a day. Many dentists and doctors work until late at night.

Answer 3

Hard to say. Corruption gets in the way.

Answer 4

i dont want no ravioli *****