The Economist Policy Matrix

Mexico-US Trade Policy & Tariff Matrix

Bilateral Trade Change -8.2% Annual volume delta
Escalation Risk Index 62 / 100 Retaliatory feedback status
Mexico GDP Impact -1.4% Estimated economic shock
US Consumer Cost $18.5B Added import tax burden

Cross-Border Trade Supply Flow Network

US Hub
Mexico Hub
Tariff Vector / Friction

Sector Flow Stress Matrix

Sector Mex Exp ($B) US Exp ($B) Vulnerability Flow Stress

Diplomatic Counter-Strategy Assessment

Mexico's posture of Targeted Retaliation concentrates tariffs on politically sensitive US agricultural exports while maintaining open dialogue on USMCA enforcement.

"By targeting surgical strikes rather than broad escalation, Mexico seeks to create domestic US legislative counter-pressures while preserving core manufacturing integration."
Diplomatic Leverage Score: 68/100 USMCA Continuity: Stable
Mexico-US Bilateral Trade Policy Assessment Summary

Under the active scenario (Targeted Retaliation), bilateral trade volume contracts by -8.2%, driving a US consumer cost spike of $18.5B and a Mexico GDP contraction of -1.4% with an overall escalation risk index of 62.

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