Abstract
Are migratory patterns from Central America to Mexico based on the US economy? The question is addressed in the context of correlation which will depict, as the US economy increases or decreases so will the migratory patterns. This is done by comparing several key aspects. First by analyzing the US and the Mexican economy, and then by examining the migratory flows and trends of Latinos in the US and Central Americans in Mexico. Thereby concluding that, the fundamental migratory pattern that characterizes migrant flow is delineated to the increase and decrease along with the US economy, and the migration ratio subsequently follows. As the Mexicans transfer into the US labor force for employment, Central Americans begin acquiring open positions that would normally be occupied by Mexicans.
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