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About Connected Continents Press
Connected Continents Press LLC is a publisher formed in Wyoming, USA. Its first series, The Economics of Mexico, is twelve practical books on how business and money work in Mexico, on two shelves of six. The first shelf is The Economics of Mexico, Selling It in Mexico, Making It in Mexico, Exporting from Mexico, Investing in Mexico and Where to Go in Mexico. Every book will come in English and in Spanish, is written from the field and is backed by dated, sourced data.
About the author
J Rutan Flores is an economist and civil engineer who has lived and worked in Mexico since 1999. An importer and builder, he has advised on Mexico's economy since 2008. He is the author of every book in The Economics of Mexico series.
| Book | Title | Pages | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Economics of Mexico | 390 | On sale now |
| 2 | Selling It in Mexico | 380 | On sale now |
| 3 | Making It in Mexico | 366 | On sale now |
| 4 | Exporting from Mexico | 410 | On sale now |
| 5 | Investing in Mexico | 498 | On sale now |
| 6 | Where to Go in Mexico | 510 | On sale now |
Author: J Rutan Flores. Publisher: Connected Continents Press LLC. 2027 Edition, figures as of October 2026. Paperback 6 x 9 in. ISBN, Book 1 paperback: 979-8-953856-00-3 (English) and 979-8-953856-01-0 (Spanish); the others are assigned as each edition is registered; ebooks carry none.
Covers and art
Front covers for print and screen, 1800 x 2700 pixels. The press does not publish photographs of the author; please use the covers or the figures instead.
The Economics of Mexico, front cover (JPG)
Selling It in Mexico, front cover (JPG)
Making It in Mexico, front cover (JPG)
Exporting from Mexico, front cover (JPG)
Investing in Mexico, front cover (JPG)
Where to Go in Mexico, front cover (JPG)Press contact
For interviews, review copies and images, write to info@connectedcontinentspress.com or use the contact form. Review copies: request one here.
Minimum wage for one day
US dollars a day: Mexico's general minimum against eight hours at the US federal minimum