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WORLD NUMBER ONE BUSINESS MAGAZINE
NO1 EXCLUSIVE
INTERNARIONAL EAGLE MAGAZINE
www.internationaleagle.com
ENTER OR NOT TO
CHINESE MARKET?
In one word, an eventual deepening of the relationship with China would necessitate a deep introspection within Mexico on
values that, at least in everyday rhetoric, have become key, such as corruption, transparency, and checks and balances, none of
which feature a portion of China’s bill-of-fare.
China is an inexorable point of reference with which contact must be established, but the latter is inconceivable with such a strategic
and centralized nation without a comparable vision, something unusual, not to say inexistent—as of today—in the Mexican context.
STRONG
POINTS WEAK
POINTS
>> Relationship not affected between China and the USA, China
and Mexico and the USA and Mexico.
>> There is a possibility for controlling the risks of the
interdependence of these three countries, as well as to
create what the Chinese might call a“win-win-win”triangular
relationship.
>> China’s growing presence in the world- Mexico has an extensive
variety of natural resources allowing for the development of
all types of industries at competitive prices. >> The “triangular” relationships between China, Mexico and the
USA are complicated.
>> The prudent and neutral monetary policy stance is unchanged.
>> A potential free-trade agreement with China could weaken
Mexico’s environmental standards.
China has around 700 million internet users and 282 million digital natives (internet users less than 25 years old) eager to adopt
new technology. The massive scale of the Chinese market and a supportive regulatory and supervisory environment in the
early years of digitalization made China a global leader in frontier industries such as e-commerce and fintech. Digitalization will
continue to reshape the Chinese economy by improving efficiency, softening—but not reversing—slowing growth as the economy
matures.
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