La Industria Automotriz en México y El Desarrollo de Proveedores Nacionales
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Automobile Industry, Value Chain, Supplier Development, MexicoAbstract
The integration of value chains has been a fundamental issue in the economic development of any economy; however, the problem is how to integrate more domestic suppliers of raw materials, parts and components of the automotive sector so that the benefits of production have an impact on the domestic industry. It seems that there are certain difficulties to overcome, so the objective of this research is to analyze, from a theoretical perspective, the factors that hinder the selection of domestic suppliers of raw materials and components by the vehicle assembly companies of the automotive industry in general. An in-depth theoretical analysis is carried out to present as a hypothesis that the factors that affect this industry are: Lack of quality in domestic products, inadequate prices, irregular delivery times, lack of trust and failure to develop collaborative ties.Downloads
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