Building a Successful Supply Chain in Mexico: Legal Aspects and Incentives

Abstract

The market is constantly changing and presenting its new trends. As a response, a new wave of value chain structure is arising. Reduction of costs, innovation, and specialization in certain sectors never explored before in emerging economies, seem to be the key to earning the title of “contender” in the modern global market. Decades following the same patterns, where developed countries used to contract emerging economies expecting cheap manufacturing without investing in specialization or technology development, seem to be coming to an end. Economists1 worldwide consider that nowadays a “blowback” phenomenon marks the beginning of a new profitable way of making business worldwide.