Macroeconomic Performance during the Years from 2011 to the Present Mexico is one of the most well-known places in Latin America, and its economy is among the largest ones. The global economy constantly changes and, along with alterations in governmental policies, affects the macroeconomic performance of Mexico significantly. Focusing on the available data, a description of changes observed during the years from 2011 to the present can be provided. For instance, Mexican GDP used to be $1 171,19 billion and increased step by step until 2014 ($1 298,47). Further, reductions were observed, and GDP reached $1 142,45 billion. The same alterations were observed in the framework of GDP per capita that was $10 124,10 and became $8 562,16 in 2016. Fortunately, it started improving this year and has already reached $9 249,27. The inflation rate in 2011 was 3,40%, and it has both reduced and increased during these 6 years. In 2015, it reached 2,70%, but today it is already 5,90%. However, statistical data reveals that Mexico manages to cope with unemployment. Even though changes are not always outstanding, they are rather stable. In 2011, 5,20% of the population had no official source of income while this year these numbers have already reduced to 3,60%. Government net lending used to be -3,40% and reached -4,606% in 2014, but it is -1,40% now. Current account balance was $-13,23 billion in 2011, $-31,08 billion in 2013, and is %-19,81 today (“Mexico: Country Data”). The revealed data proves that Mexico tries to enhance its macroeconomic performance in order to benefit its population. However, this path is rather complicated and full of obstacles that are to be considered by the governmental bodies. Professionals should investigate the discussed tendencies to develop a range of changes that can benefit the country. Future Macroeconomic Performance and Associated Issues Today, Mexico realizes its issues and tries to implement those changes that are likely to improve its macroeconomic performance and benefit the representatives of the general public. Even though this way is not easy and the country continues facing various issues, particular positive forecasts are already made by analysts who have much experience in this sphere. For instance, professionals believe that GDP will be $ 1 249,97 billion in 2018, $1 321,34 billion in 2019, and $1 392,92 in 2020. GDP per capita is likely to change in a similar way so that it will be $10 020,80 in 2017, $10 492,69 in 2019, and $10 959,93 in 2020. Professionals believe that government net lending will reach -2,50%, which is a great change as the expected difference is more than -1% (“Mexico: Country Data”). Nevertheless, it is presupposed that no other alterations will be observed during the next 3 years, which provides an opportunity to presuppose that currently this issue is not that critical and its solution can be postponed for some time without any adverse influences. Changes considering current account balance US dollars are not stable yet. Additional research is needed to discuss this point further. For now, attention can be paid to the other statistical data. Analysts believe that the inflation rate will reduce significantly over the course of time. In particular, they state that it will be 3,80% in the next year, 3,10% in 2019, and 3,00% in 2020. However, this alteration presupposes that the inflation rate will reduce by 2,10% between 2017 and 2018 (“Mexico: Country D