Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis

This article analyses the dual functioning of the Mexican electromechanical sector between 1994 and 2008, as distinct from other globalized activities. An estimation of labour productivity in 52 industrial classes finds that structural heterogeneity increased particularly in the 1994-2001 subperiod,...

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Autor principal:	Vásquez López, Raúl
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	2015
Materias:	INDUSTRIAS MECANICAS Y ELECTRICAS ORGANIZACION INDUSTRIAL ESPECIALIZACION DE LA PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD COMPETITIVIDAD EVALUACION ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION PRODUCTION SPECIALIZATION PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITIVENESS EVALUATION
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spelling	oai-11362-378132020-11-25T22:58:09Z Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis Vásquez López, Raúl INDUSTRIAS MECANICAS Y ELECTRICAS ORGANIZACION INDUSTRIAL ESPECIALIZACION DE LA PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD COMPETITIVIDAD EVALUACION ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION PRODUCTION SPECIALIZATION PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITIVENESS EVALUATION This article analyses the dual functioning of the Mexican electromechanical sector between 1994 and 2008, as distinct from other globalized activities. An estimation of labour productivity in 52 industrial classes finds that structural heterogeneity increased particularly in the 1994-2001 subperiod, alongside technical and organizational improvements that were increasingly concentrated in a small number of subsidiary companies of transnational automotive-assembly enterprises. The application of a shift-share technique also revealed the absence of any significant structural change. Lastly, an extension of the methodology to evaluate competitiveness —developed by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (eclac)— and its application to a second database that reclassifies 1,345 foreign trade products, makes it possible to contrast these changes with the dynamism of the global production networks in which the leading firms of the sector in Mexico are engaged. 2015-03-26T19:50:10Z 2015-03-26T19:50:10Z 2014-12 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/37813 LC/G.2629-P 8 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 114 .pdf application/pdf MEXICO MEXICO
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topic	INDUSTRIAS MECANICAS Y ELECTRICAS ORGANIZACION INDUSTRIAL ESPECIALIZACION DE LA PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD COMPETITIVIDAD EVALUACION ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION PRODUCTION SPECIALIZATION PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITIVENESS EVALUATION
spellingShingle	INDUSTRIAS MECANICAS Y ELECTRICAS ORGANIZACION INDUSTRIAL ESPECIALIZACION DE LA PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD COMPETITIVIDAD EVALUACION ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION PRODUCTION SPECIALIZATION PRODUCTIVITY COMPETITIVENESS EVALUATION Vásquez López, Raúl Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis
description	This article analyses the dual functioning of the Mexican electromechanical sector between 1994 and 2008, as distinct from other globalized activities. An estimation of labour productivity in 52 industrial classes finds that structural heterogeneity increased particularly in the 1994-2001 subperiod, alongside technical and organizational improvements that were increasingly concentrated in a small number of subsidiary companies of transnational automotive-assembly enterprises. The application of a shift-share technique also revealed the absence of any significant structural change. Lastly, an extension of the methodology to evaluate competitiveness —developed by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (eclac)— and its application to a second database that reclassifies 1,345 foreign trade products, makes it possible to contrast these changes with the dynamism of the global production networks in which the leading firms of the sector in Mexico are engaged.
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title	Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis
title_short	Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis
title_full	Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis
title_fullStr	Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis
title_full_unstemmed	Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis
title_sort	global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in mexico’s electromechanical sector: a structural analysis
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Global integration, disarticulation and competitiveness in Mexico’s electromechanical sector: A structural analysis

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