México vs China
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The document discusses challenges facing Mexican enterprises in competing with Chinese companies and strategies Mexico could adopt. It notes China's competitive advantages of large population and cheap labor that attract foreign direct investment. However, China also has disadvantages like poor quality products, cultural differences, and distance from key markets like the US. The document argues Mexican companies should focus on high-skilled jobs and high-quality products to serve demanding markets, taking advantage of Mexico's proximity to the large US market.
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