IMCO (Instituto Mexicano para la Competitividad) is a renowned organization dedicated to research and policy analysis in Mexico. They specialize in various areas such as public administration, trade, economy, education, energy, and the environment, public finances, labor market, and women's role in the economy. One of their insightful studies highlighted the need for tariff schemes that promote more efficient water systems in Mexico, as a significant percentage of households lack daily water supply despite having access to piped water.

They also found that Mexican households spend around $1,643. 16 per year on potable water services. IMCO has also conducted research on income growth, pointing out that between the second quarter of 2022 and 2023, over a million individuals were added to the employed population in Mexico.

Furthermore, they revealed that eight out of ten new jobs were filled by women. By utilizing data and a gender perspective, IMCO also addressed the issue of women's economic independence, emphasizing that there are still significant disparities in income and multidimensional poverty in Mexico. In addition to research, IMCO offers valuable tools like Compara Carreras (Compare Careers), which provides updated and free information to help young people make informed decisions about their professional paths.

Through their analyses and reports, IMCO aims to contribute to Mexico's competitiveness and the well-being of its citizens by providing evidence-based insights and fostering informed decision-making