The business pulse survey
Business Barometer is a perception study of the prevailing business climate in Mexico, prepared from answers by top managers of the most important companies in Mexico.
It is a quarterly non-profit survey, designed for study and research purposes, providing the business community with useful indicators for their decision-making, guaranteeing also the absolute individual confidentiality of participating companies.
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The nineteenth edition of the Deloitte's Business Barometer Survey goes deep into the negative perception among Mexican executives in regards the future of economics, which had been envisioned with the results from the previous quarter. Insecurity has been displaced by the US economic slowdown now as the main threat perceived by executives in the Mexico's business environment.
This edition shows a significant impairment, compared to the same period in 2010, of all variables under which the business environment is assessed. The business expectations gathered through this Barometer show a relevant setback, since they are similar to those achieved in the first quarter of 2008, before the last recession in the country.
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Business Barometer´s main objective is to collect and periodically reveal managerial expectations and trends on the business climate in our country, as well as the eventual impact of specific issues and circumstances in a certain period.
It is a tool designed to satisfy the information requirements of the business sector, according to its growth priorities. |
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Business Barometer, Eighteenth Edition
We introduce the eighteenth edition of the Business Barometer Survey amid a context of mixed realities for the Mexican economy. |
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Business Barometer, Seventeenth Edition
With the current edition of the Business Barometer Survey, we commemorate the fourth anniversary of the launch of this quarterly survey which, due to its timeliness and consistency over time, has become a benchmark in the business community in Mexico. |
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Business Barometer, Sixteenth Edition
We present to you the 16th edition of our Business Barometer, a quarterly survey designed to collect and share the opinion of nearly 400 executives about the evolution of a set of variables concerning economic activity in Mexico. |
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Business Barometer, Fifteenth Edition
The celebration of Bicentennial of Mexican Independence and the Centennial of the Mexican Revolution, a second to none opportunity to turn into an exercise of reflection over what we have achieved and also what we still need; not only to commemorate the past, but especially, to transform the future. |
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Business Barometer, Fourteenth Edition
This Business Barometer Edition confirms a growing optimism among executives about the business environment, noting it with an evaluation average 6 times better than a year ago. |
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Business Barometer, Thirteenth Edition (Spanish version)
It reveals a growing optimism among executives of major companies located in Mexico, the results are better than those of December 2008. |
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Business Barometer, Twelfth Edition
In troubled times special measures are required and notwithstanding the turbulence around the business environment, participants to the survey revealed that there are always opportunities for those companies that are prepared to be successful regardless of the economic environment. |
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Business Barometer, Eleventh Edition
Along with our ninth edition we are celebrating the second year of our Business Barometer Survey, sharing useful information for proactive decision making and thus evolving as the meeting point of the business community outlook in Mexico. |
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Business Barometer, Tenth Edition
This edition reveals a significant change in the opinions. Survey results suggest panelists' confidence and optimism is improving. |
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Business Barometer, Nineth Edition
With this edition, the Business Barometer celebrates its second aniversary in Mexico. |
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Business Barometer, Eighth Edition
2008 was a year full of surprises: from unprecedented complexity and uncertainty to formidable challenges for companies around the world. |
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Business Barometer, Seventh Edition
Insecurity and the US economic crisis negatively influences the mood of Mexico´s business community |
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Business Barometer, Sixth Edition
Inflation. A new threat to Mexico&as economic stability
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Business Barometer, Fifth Edition
Business Barometer´s fifth edition managed to collect the perceptions from more than 150 managers of the main companies in Mexico
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Business Barometer's Fourth Edition
The results of Business Barometer's fourth edition reflect that the managers' main concern was focused on the increase of the risks for a great performance of the US economy |
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Business Barometer's Thirth Edition
The results show changes such as less favorable opinions with regard to the business environment, and political discord as well as the economic slowdown in the US seen as the major threats to the growth of Mexican economy |
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Business Barometer's Second Edition
This second edition of the Mexico's Business Barometer examine the fundamental issues for businesses and their general environment, the main threats to the stability of the Mexican economy, and governmental performance in selected fields |
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Business Barometer's First Edition
Reveals concern over inflation
(Avaliable only in Spanish)
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