Mexico: JOSE ANTONIO GONZALEZ ANAYA & ILDEFONSO GUAJARDO VILLARREAL how GOOD/BAD they were in 2018?
Channel: Rise n' Fall
Date: 2020-02-16

👉 FIND OUT NOW! How GOOD or BAD were Mexico ministers in charge of finance and economy Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya and Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal in 2018?
⬇️ REVEAL the SECRET ⬇️
Evaluation is based 100% on statistic, and not on subjective political statements. 
SECRETS REVEALED: Mexico ministers related to finance and economy Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya and Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal in 2018 performed: AMAZING.

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TIMESTAMPS:
Metric explanation 0:20
Grades explanation 1:02
Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya and Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal 2018 performance 1:44
Best ministers 2:33

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SUMMARY:
Wanna find out how your ministers in charge of finance and economy Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya and Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal performed in 2018?

In a few moments I will reveal you the real truth so pay close attention.
We will analyze only the single most important metric to determine how successful ministers were. 
Here's the deal:
Most important metric for economy is: GDP per capita based on PPP.
It's gross domestic product converted to international dollars using purchasing power parity rates and divided by total population.
Basically it's number that tells you how much stuff can average citizen buy with wage he gets every month.
In countries with higher numbers citizens live great and buy bunch of new things every month.
In countries with low numbers citizens live bad and scrape every month to buy food and pay living expenses, just to survive.

If you are from Mexico comment below how much could you afford in 2018 and were you satisfied with that?

Now:
Our data source will be IMF's GDP per capita based on PPP rankings report.
IMF stands for international monetary fund and this organization is the most relevant data source in the world.
We'll analyze 2 main factors. 
Position, in 2018 GDP per capita based on PPP rankings and change in rankings.
Based on those factors all ministers get grades.
Grades are: Phenomenal which is the best, Amazing, Excellent, Great, Good, than Fair which is neutral, Mediocre, Poor, Bad, Awful, and Abysmal which is the worst.
If country dropped ranking from last year ministers can't get positive grade.
Is that clear?
And now are you ready?

Mexico ministers in charge of finance and economy Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya and Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal in 2018 performed, drumroll: AMAZING.

You can best visualize it by seeing how high this red arrow is.
And now a few numbers.

Their score was 1211 and they ranked 17th among all economy related ministers.
Mexico was ranked 69th in 2017 which is in the middle and in 2018 they gained 2 places to 67th place.

So as you can see it's AMAZING job, your ministers are making you richer.

If you now want to see how leader of Mexico president Enrique Peña Nieto performed in 2018 click the link in top right corner.

And that's not all...
Let's see few ministers related to economy that performed the best so you can see how Phenomenal performance looks like.
Here is the top of the rankings.
Ranked number 1 were ministers from Taiwan Su Jain-rong and Shen Jong-chin.
They did phenomenal job, and Taiwan recorded jump of 3 places in the rankings.
Ranked number 2 were ministers from Spain María Jesús Montero and Nadia Calviño.
Phenomenal job, Spain also jumped 3 places in the rankings.
Ranked number 3 were ministers from China Liu Kun and Zhong Shan.
And although China ranks little bit lower than Taiwan and Spain, in 2018 they leaped 4 places from 81st to 77th.

Now, before you go and watch next video:
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I will analyze 2019 performance as soon as new IMF ratings become available.
Bye