Modelo de Competitividad Global para la Industria Automotriz

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  • Jesus Gerardo Cruz-Álvarez Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

Palabras clave:

Competitividad, Industria automotriz, Modelo

Resumen

La industria automotriz está representada por diez potencias mundiales las cuales consolidan más de 50% del total de vehículos automotores producidos a nivel mundial, países como Alemania, Japón, China, Estados Unidos y Corea del Sur son los dominantes. En términos económicos la industria automotriz (IA) fabrica 95.6 Millones de autos y representa 2.9 trillones de dólares americanos, lo cual es vital para el progreso de la economía global. Este artículo enfoca su investigación en determinar los pilares competitivos relevantes de las economías líderes en la industria automotriz para determinar los factores que hacen que estos países logren su liderazgo competitivo industrial. Utilizando la metodología de competitividad global y sus índices se logró encontrar que el pilar de mercado interno es determinante para lograr tal liderazgo, algo que se discutirá ampliamente en el artículo.

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01-06-2018

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Cruz-Álvarez, J. G. (2018). Modelo de Competitividad Global para la Industria Automotriz . Vinculatégica EFAN, 3(2), 30–40. Recuperado a partir de https://vinculategica.uanl.mx/index.php/v/article/view/1328