Análisis de los factores que influyen en la productividad del sector automotriz de México
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productividad, factores, industria automotrizAbstract
The main source of modern economic growth is the growth of productivity. When productivity increases, economies achieve higher production with a certain level of income, generating profits that increase income and improve living standards. The automotive industry plays a fundamental role in the economy of Mexico, in 2017 of every 100 pesos of manufacturing products 20 belonged to the automotive sector. On the other hand, exports were made, thanks to which Mexico managed to be in the fourth position of the countries that exported the most. In this investigation we studied about the factors that influence the productivity of the automotive sector in Mexico. The objective of this research is to find what are the determining factors for the variation of productivity in the automotive sector of Mexico.
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