How China is Losing to Mexico
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- China is losing manufacturing activities to Mexico, and here's why.
Narrated by Tom McKay
Video Edited by Iyanbriandi
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I think it will be India 😅
Lol, Mexico manufactured owned by Chinese.
Yes it will, but the laws and hidden rules against non mexicans, should be the same as in the US and Europe, a different set of rules for foreigners, always benefiting mexicans no matter what, as they do in the US always benefiting whites
The biggest limiting factor for Mexico is its limited fresh water source. Much of manufacturing are in regions not too far from the border. Manufacturing requires an abundant water source along with the water use by the large numbers of working people and their families. Mexico would not be suitable for some companies. Apple would not have Foxconn build their mega-plant there with over 100K workers.
México is not only the main exporter to the US, we are the main buyer of US products. No other country buys more goods and services from the US. We buy more that all the European Union together. Chinese ONLY want to sell, but they don't want to Buy. It's a huge difference. The US - Mexican commercial relation is colossal and mutually benefical.
I live in Tucson, and there are a lot of businesses between Arizona and Mexico.
its goes both ways not just one way, there's millions of jobs in the U.S. that export to Mexican consumers
@@geraldarnoult You're right. Mexico could become very wealthy someday if the government can control the cartels.
The cartels ain’t finna let Mexico have shi
@@johnroc4497 Why not?
As a Chinese, I feel very happy to lose to Mexico, because Mexicans are diligent and hard-working, and they deserve a better life.🎉
Thank you brother!
🇨🇳🤝 🇲🇽
Yes, China only provide raw materials, and Mexico make Fentanyl.
🇲🇽🤝🏼🇨🇳
what do you mean with a better life?
@@Daveg-kl5sx better economy, more jobs, more money, our economy grows and so should the wages and the increase of a better life
When Made in China is labeled Made in Mexico, Americans are ecstatic
你还挺幽默的😂
No, because the Mexican government will impose tariffs on China. There is already protesting. China has nothing to do in Mexico.
Is that why China's economy is collapsing?
@user-qt5xm8kp6b
墨西哥没有全产业链，订单给你，你得接的住才行啊😶
Made in Mexico quality > made in china lack of quality
I’m rocking with Mexico! Delicious food, beautiful culture and world class beaches! 💯
and drugs.
❤Just like the USA there are drug addicts on the streets literally! @@joeblack888
@@joeblack888tristemente si
actually Mexico the reseller. Works perfectly. China sells to Mexico, gets paid. Mexico sells to the U.S., gets paid. U.S. pays more for the same goods, everyone wins. 🤣🤷 Happy Chinese New Year! 🐉🧧 Hope u all get rich ! 🤑
@@joeblack888 that our country consumes 🤡💀
Mexico is the USA’s neighbor! We love Mexico!!!🇺🇸❤️🇲🇽
Many citizens do like mexico, but the ruling class see it as cheap labor and free resources, lawyers and courts coupled with many agencies and shady laws and rules wich they apply to and will use to discriminate and give less or no rights to mexicans,being US citizens or not this is throughout the states not just Texas
Altought we almost fighting I feel like USA and Mexico fight like brothers do.. as a Mexican I want the USA to keep being the greatest country in the world for the same reason
WRONG! Mexico is US punching bag.
Toda América sería un solo país es México en un futuro próximo el idioma oficial sería en español México va ser el primer mundo México será potencia mundial vivA México querido México
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Con amor se paga todo ❤️ con amor al pueblo Unido ❤️🇲🇽❤️
Con democracia
Con socialismo
Multiculturalismo
La grandeza de México
Atentamente libertad
🇲🇽🌎💯🌍🇲🇽
Ya verás que sí 🙂 lo positivo es lo más importante del mundo ☺️😊 se va llamar Estados Unidos mexicanos de América 🇲🇽🌎❤️🌍🇲🇽
Amé viva México querido México amen hermano gloria a Dios
Saying a Mexican 🤗
Mexico is now the 12 th largest economy with a GdP of 1.8 trillion and wii surpass Russia this year with a GdP of 2 trillion
Mexico may have already surpassed the Russian economy as we type this. The difference was very small, almost nil.
I think its feasible Mexico surpasses the next big 3 Canada, Brazil, and Italy by the end of 2024 or 2025 at the latest. All 3 have just over $2 trillion economies. Mexico had a similar difference with Australia and South Korea in mid 2023 before overtaking their economies at the end of 2023.
mexico has already surpassed russia, $1.99 trillion while russia has $1.90 trillion acording to the IMF
@@danmur2797 mexico seguira siendo una nacion pobre
@@ReneArmenta19 jajajaj Mentiroso
The power of tequila
Much love to Mexico from the USA. 🇺🇲🇲🇽 We have a brighter future ahead for us both and despite our history and current problems i foresee a strong alliance forming for the benefit of us both. Hell lets get Canada on board and watch North America dominate.
We’re on path👍🏼
Canada is in decline they won't build enough houses to grow they population its too expensive for immigrants n the Canadian born residents have a negative birth rate
We love Mexico we want to help out our brothers in the south we want them to be a successful as United States
I'm Mexican and I can confirm that the Mexican economy is on fire after the US trade war with China started. Mexico is getting not only manufacturing investments, but also investments in other industry sectors. For example I work in the Tech industry and the wages can be really, really good. Skilled managers in Mexico can earn about the same as people in the same roles in some Western European countries, and for sure more than in Southern European countries.
Good job 👏🏻 we love Mexico. We want to help improve your country to soon be just like USA 🇺🇸
"the Mexican economy is on fire"
If you really were Mexican, you wouldn't be spewing so many mamadas. Prices on everything are rising, the average wages are pathetic and there are no jobs, even for skilled people. Unless you live in your little Polanco bubble, you're as Mexican as Taco Bell. Deje de decir pendejadas.
Yessir! We welcome Mexico ❤❤❤❤ you deserve a great life!!!
No wonder Mexico is getting full of new immigrants from all over the world 😢
The Philippines should consider forging a free trade agreement with Mexico and bringing back the Galleon Trade in the XXI century setting. Relearning Spanish as a second language through its reintegration into the Philippine primary and secondary curriculum is the key to facilitating smoother communication between Filipinos and Mexicans.
I totally agree with you👍
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Yo soy originario de Filipinas estoy aprendiendo español una lengua oficial de Filipinas para expulsar los verdaderos en inglés en Filipinas que no obligado a aprender inglés nosotros queremos aprender español una lengua romántica nuestra religión oficial que sería católico romano única y también queremos formar parte de México saludos desde manila Filipinas😊@@pedroviramontes6290
Yes i think so too!!
Why would FTA between Philippines and Mexico benefits? Who will be exporter or importer?
Los primos Filipinos siempre serán bienvenidos a México 🇲🇽❤️🇵🇭
Good change towards Mexico
Drug-infested country. Do you think he's really getting better?
@@BBCisSb250Shut up, you’ve never been in Mexico
@@BBCisSb250 hello drog@dict, how are you?
@@BBCisSb250another greedy American getting all of its news from CNN
@@BBCisSb250Drugs hahahaha
Viva México!!!! I can't wait to see seeing this country becoming a global super power that will be wonderful for the whole American continent.
It'll take over a century for mexico to become a world power. It's nice to dream of though!
Noooo pls
Global super power? Hahahahhahahahaha
Mexico will become 5th or 7th largest economy by 2040 because of heavy manufacturing.
Very true.
And still have the same heavy problem that it has now.
@@AngelicoCiudadUnlikely. Mexico has a young and stable population of 130 million, not growing much or shrinking.
Mexico's current GDP per capita is $15,000 having surpassed Russia in 2023. And having surpassed Australia, South Korea, and Spain in total GDP.
It's very likely Mexico's total GDP will surpass Canada, Italy, Russia, and Brazil's this year, considering growth rates, to become the largest economy in Latin America and 9th or 10th largest in the world (with half the population of Brazil, and still less than Russia's).
What this means is a higher GDP per capita closer to that of a developed country, and accompanying improved infrastructure and HDI.
It already shares very developed areas akin to that of developed countries today.
With decreases in poverty and rise of a larger middle and upper classes, you'll see many of the present issues decrease.
Mexico is already the Latin American country with the most foreign direct investment and largest number of infrastructure projects. In fact not just Latin America, but across the world.
@danmur2797
I'm just gonna stop you there and point out that MX has heavy corruption in cheap labor, kartels, and unfairness. That's the problem that prevents them from having way higher safety and living qualities like other developed countries.
@@AngelicoCiudad yeah like China has a lot of corruption ,over population (that represent a problem to any country that is over populated) and like india china has some of the most polluted and dirtiest cities In the world!!
Yeah México has a lot of issues just like many countries including developed countries!! But middle class is grown and life quality in Mexico is better than China!!
Btw the cartels are both countries US and Mexico problem!! There's no business without costumers!!
The US is the #1 drug consumer in the world, there's corruption in both sides!! Corrupted powerful people in the US are helping the cartels with guns and smuggling drugs into the US!! Because they wanna keep their people entertained with drugs while they are doing dirty stuff!! And China and Colombia are making things worse!! So use your brain!!
Great news, the transportation costs to the USA are much smaller!
As a Chinese working in a Chinese company in Mexico, I won't use the word "losing". China get money, Mexico get jobs and gringos get their beloved Chinese products made in Mexico, even though with higher prices😂 It's a win win situation isn't it? Without our genius Uncle Sam,I won't know how delicious tacos are, so thank you America
Correct.. Mexico is a powerhouse full of talented ppl, it has known how to counter US foreign policy towards them to manage to thrive n keep it's independence better than most countries of the world who have a relationship with USA..
In fact, only U.S. consumers lose out because the items they buy are still made by the same manufacturer, but at a higher price. . . But American consumers themselves feel great. Under the brainwashing of bureaucrats and the media, they feel they have defeated China.
It's the good thing of being neutral 😅 for me the return of hispanic Empire Will be this time . In peace 😅
For me the key it's México it's playing the long run like keep some patents Made in México for his own people's for china it's more convenient the return of a hispanic trade unión and México working as a bridge to that maybe china Will help in that like Germany help to form the UE
dont forget that once your technology is in Mexico from china ,,it wont take long before Mexicans start producing your chinesse products !!
Ngl, would be nice to see Mexico modernized and safe.
Modernized?!! What makes you think México is not?!!
It's all semantics.
I bought some shoes I liked there. Came back to the states and a guy asked, "Where'd you find those?! I used to wear them in high school!" Dude was probably 30+ years old. I bought them new in downtown Puebla just last year...
I could give a different example of the fitness center I used in Monterrey. That entire building was the definition of modern...
People will always compare countries, but if Mexico were like the United States then there wouldn't be a Mexico. It can be useful, but key characteristics can become forgotten - that which makes a place unlike any other.
México si está modernizando. Incluso llega a tener tecnología más avanzada que USA en algunas ocasiones por parte de Japón y Korea del Sur.
En México, no todas las ciudades están modernizadas, y es porque algunas ciudades y pueblos, no les agrada separarse de sus culturas, costumbres y raíces étnicas (como lo es, el Sur y Sureste de México, al igual que varias partes del occidente y centro del país).
México tiene lo necesario para tener todas sus ciudades modernizadas, pero aquí si respetamos nuestras culturas mesoamericanas, no como USA que tomo a la fuerza, territorio originario de indígenas americanos para modernizalo sin su consentimiento.
It is known CIA funds drug cartels...
Agree! Only someone that’s lived in Mexico and in another high-developed country sees the lack of infrastructure, services and responsibility from the government and private companies.
Why it takes decades for America to realised this simple reason? 🙄
It's because back then china's labour costs is really dirt cheap. Plus, the pandemic really crippled the supply chains in a very big way. That's why US is now looking at Mexico as a better alternative as its much nearer(more alternatives to ship goods rather than just relying solely on air shipment)
@@tanalson
Wouldn’t it go back to square 1.
1. America companies will move to Mexico renders Americans out of jobs.
2. Cheep goods from Mexico will flood America.
Ironically, the good thing is, America will stop the influx of illegal immigrants unintentionally.
Also mexico has one issue china does not have, safety. China is a totalitarian government and they keep crime in check. Mexico institutions are Incredibly weak and corrupt. Honestly I doubt Mexico will take china's place anytime soon.
@@tanchye1720immigration from Mexico is already down to negative and it’s been like that for a couple of years 2017 I think
Because Mexicans might try to put themselves in shipping cargos
He’s wrong on education Mexico has one of the highest graduates in engineers also infrastructure I can agree but as of recent that has been changing with plans to build a new way to do’s across the ocean like Panama Canal that’s currently in construction
A curious thing that you see in Mexico is that a lot of trucks ranging from delivery trucks to public transport are from Mercedes Benz.
Logical to work on and reliable because they run those things into the ground let me tell you haha I've seen 30+ year old buses still in operation and don't skip a beat
Yo tengo entendido que segun el tratado que se hizo con canada,estados unidos y mexico dice que cualquier empresa llamese de produccion ejemplo automotriz tendra que llevar cierto porcentaje de materiales de la region de america por decir si a mexico llega una empresa china tendra que consumir materiales fabricados en cualquiera de estos tres paises y en eso ganan el tratado que tienen estos paises que estan comprando productos hechos en la region en pocas palabras china no podra fabricar aqui si no consume los productos hechos en america para su producto final por eso es que si viene una fabrica automotriz es muy probable que se vengan los proveedores de esa fabrica para surtirles pero con plasticos, lamina etc hechos en america, aparte el productos final esta hecho en mexico y mexico como los tres paises tienen normas de calidad, no es lo mismo que venga armado desde china a que se arme en mexico.
De acuerdo, se le llama coloquialmente: brinco arancelario... La diferencia es que si tene brinco arancelario, es decir, existe una verdadera transformación en la escencia del producto, ya no paga 25% de tarifas sobre el costo, sino un porcentaje que rondará entre 0.5% a 5% (dependiendo del código arancelario).
Todos los tratados deberían hacerse así de ahora en adelante ha Sido algo que ha beneficiado a ambos lados
De nada sirven los saltos arancelarios sino hay intercambio tecnologico.
@@AndresAlfaroAtonal De acuerdo con usted, pero ese es otra tema, y muy bueno por cierto.
@@janjosephdauphiniii7457 otro dato importante que no se está tomando en cuenta cuando se habla de la seriedad de el TMEC es el factor norteamerica continental. Si se habla de un bloque comercial solido y serio, es necesario que también entre Centroamérica ya que Centroamérica también es norteamerica. Están sobre las placas norteamericans. También la América insular entra como Jamaica, cuba, Trinidad y Tobago.
Even Chinese companies are relocating their businesses to Mexico.
Source
@@cinemajuan8665dont depend on spoon feeding. Try to search it om Google but I think it is more on Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos due to close proximity
@@cinemajuan8665Go self-educate yourself. Do your own research and readings.
Yeah a ton of factories are being build and are mostly owned by Chinese companies a new truck factory and others so u aren’t wrong especially in Nuevo León,Monterey,Baja California and most of the north of Mexico and maybe soon in the south like Hidalgo,Puebla and Veracruz and later Oaxaca
@@kokotheclown2588 I wasn't making this up. He didn't like what he read.
One essential progress for Me exico as a transportion nation? Develop a rail network with high speed train services. As it is in a country like Japan(shikansen high speed trains).
México it's Big soo we need fast ways to build cheap fast and reliable over any tropical and rain condition railroads that's why ballatless tracks Will be key for the development no only México if not all latin américa as a whole because the railroads it's a good industrial stuffs Carrier
When it comes to building railways, nothing does it better than the Chinese
@@yudogcome5901 yeap we know but we need more investments it's in the construction sector specificaly to build that railroads
The railroad system should be completed by 2040. Transporting goods to the south and north will be cheap and fast.
@@TheCOWBOYRANCHER and the south south because You can connect central and south américa and make a Big economic corridor too 😝
Is all about economics, china is not loosing but gaining a partner, and with the new strategy on infrastructure education and security, mexico stands to gain on every level, GOOD!
and your right, it is about economics.but military is very important to.
These "made in Mexico" factories in Mexico are either owned by China or in a partnership with a Mexico. So, I don't know what to tell you.
Chinese factories in Mexico are still less than 10% of foreign investments.
European and American companies have almost a century in Mexico, and Japan and Korea entered Mexico in the last 40 years.
German companies in Mexico: Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Bosch, etc. French companies in Mexico: BIC (which announced a new plant in Mexico last year), Stellantis (same; maker of Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Maserati, etc.), etc. And also Spanish, Swedish (IKEA makes mattresses and sofas), Dutch, Swiss (Nestle), etc.
Japan has Nissan, Toyota, etc. South Korea and Canadian companies as well.
The U.S. of course all the car brands: Ford, GM, etc. now Tesla, and also electronics and aerospace companies.
@@danmur2797 China export to Mexico from 83.5 billion before 2018 shoot 119 billion in 2022, In 2021, it was only 101 billion. Mexico export to China only 10 billion in 2022. 90 billion surplus for China. lol
@@kongwee1978 That's still almost nothing.
If Mexican lithium other commodities and food products come online, that difference will decrease. It's actually cheaper to produce in Mexico than China.
Compared to other nations, Chinese production in Mexico is still not huge.
Only see surplus getting bigger for China. lol@@danmur2797
My hat is not made-in-China, it is made-in-PRC!!!
Do you know why Chinese export to Mexico increase 50% last year? Think about it
Mexican businessman here:
With nearshoring, a lot of investment is coming and it is true that its effects are already being seen, such as the reduction of poverty, but there are points to clarify.
1.- The Mexican workforce is basic, in Mexico everything is done except things related to science and technology, it is not that Mexico manufactures chips, some of its own brand of appliances, none of that.
2.- For some reason, the United States prefers to have better free trade agreements with Korea or Vietnam than with Mexico.
Why does Korea and Vietnam allow technological exchange and Mexico does not?
3.- the current economic bloc represented by the USMCA has already been surpassed by the BRICS bloc
Personally, it is good to take advantage of the nearshoring opportunity, but I don't see the extraordinary future that the propaganda tells us.
Mexican entrepeneur here. You have very good points but as entrepeneurs its up to us to solve the issues at hand to take up and take advatage of the opportunities presented to us. This is true here and in china, things dont come easy obviously. For example: you mention workfoce skills: well, we will have to invest to train our staff but it means we will be able to create more value and better companies. The table is set, so in reality, its up to us to take advantage our strenghts. Te mando un saludo.
@@hpp2021maxico has been neighbor of the US for how long？ Centuries, all right? So what is so different now? Don’t hold your breath, the US will not build up an enemy in her back yard. By enemy, I mean you guys.
Manufacturers kept their eggs in one basket for too long. Diversity in supply chains reducing risk was never considered for decades.
Para que México pueda mejorar, primero necesita mejorar la seguridad! Las inversiones no van a llegar si a los empresarios los extorsionan los narcos para poder operar
Eso sería con un cambio de régimen, el actual no los combate les da abrazos.
Duela a quien le duela los narcos hacen mexico un pais mas rico no les doy la razon pero ellos son un gran porcentaje a la economia del pais
Estoy absolutamente de acuerdo que Mexico necesita deshacerse de los carteles o reduzca su extorsion con empersas
@BehindAsia im a little confused about the graphics in 4:52 is it a 64% increase or a 18.9% increase they both say the same year
Edit: I turned on CC to check and You said 64% for 2012 hopefully that CC is correct if not please let me know (Im deaf)
As Chinese people, we still strive to forge ahead, but do not want to do the low-end industrial chain of the United States and Europe, everything is becoming
As Chinese people, we are still working hard, but we are not willing to do the low-end industrial chain of the US and Europe, and everything is getting better.
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Si Mexico es maravilloso la cultura la comida la música los pueblos mágicos los voladores de Papantla
A strong Mexico economy is win win for both US and Mexico..also less illegal immigration from México witch has been in a downward trend for years now..all this new illegal immigration is not coming from Mexico 🇺🇸 💪 🇲🇽 ❤
In my fictional world, Mexico, China and USA is a great countries and in the same levels
How to lose to Mexico when it is Chinese companies investing in Mexico?
China is moving up value chain now into R&D and patent creation and build brand equity. So now they are outsourcing manufacturing to Mexico and Vietnam, also as a way to enter US market.
So simple yet this report fails to highlight.
they are just pushing silly anti-China propaganda
wow this is great
The lack of critical thinking and analysis in this video is shocking. Look at the trade figures - trade between the US and China has gone down because of the trade war and tariffs imposed by the US. And trade between the US and Mexico has gone up drastically to overtake that of US-China trade. However, trade between China and Vietnam has shot up, and trade between China and Mexico has also shot up. And Chinese companies have invested in Mexico. Just connect the dots - consumer goods from China are making their way to the US via Vietnam and Mexico and other third countries. Win-win for China and these third countries. The only loser is the US consumers who get the same goods from China, but at much higher price due to the middlemen.
It's not that simple. The cost of shipping and efficiency from México to USA is the real deal
Lol the factories in Mexico are owned by China 😂 they did the same thing with Vietnam. Made in Mexico and made in Vietnam goods are made with Chinese foreign direct investments
Only 10 percent
@@frescoservice5124
For now. China ain't going out that easy knowing them.
@@frescoservice5124 That's just a superficial phenomenon!
Actually, at least 70% -80%！
所以他们失去什么了吗？
@@FairyHodum-bw8py of course not but most U.S citizens love to hate on other countries even though America is declining fast and hooked on meth.
Literally all they do is import chinese product through mexico. In the end, it's their loss that they created a unnecessary middleman, casuing the price of the product to be more expensive😂
Actually given the maximum proximity of Mexico to US, the question is more like: Why did Mexico lose out to China for so long?
The U.S. hasn't been the nicest to Mexico
THE UNITED STATES SHOULD INVEST MORE IN MEXICO. HARD WORKING, LOWER WAGES, MORE IN COMMON WITH MEXICO, HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS. IT ONLY MAKES SENSE TO INVEST IN MEXICO.
A billion by 2080 is still a shit ton of people. Also, the work culture of China and Mexico is so different. Another factor is the safety factor.
You're righ, quality of products is way higher in Mexico than in China despite the lower salaries. That without mentioning China's highly controlled industry by their government. If I were an investor, I think the choice is clear.
@@feto123feto123 「墨西哥的產品品質比中國高得多」LOL
It is, but the thing is that most of those are old ass greedy people that will fck up their economy. All these older folks get too much money for what they contribute to society, thats why no one wants to have kids nor join the military. Because we dont really have money, and we dont have the necessity to fight for our country, because theres nothing to fight about.
@@i-chengyeh2101No es mentira lo que dijo, especialmente en productos no especializados en tareas específicas.
Made in Mexico means nice quality, Made in China means cheap and low quality, that is the reality@@i-chengyeh2101
When will China lose to Africa in your video?
official wage in Nigeria is less than a $100
Awesome!
China está trasladando decenas de empresas a México para exportar directamente a estados unidos, no se de donde sacan que China está perdiendo.
只是把末端组装工序搬到墨西哥避免中美贸易战带来的高税率罢了😅
No es así de simple, para tener libre aranceles hacia USA, la mayor parte de los insumos deben de tener origen norteamericano, así que las empresas chinas tienen que asociarse con productores locales o traer a sus proveedores a México y consumir insumos locales, no solo es ensamblar.
@@JoseRomero0804explain why China Mexico trade tripled in the past 4 years?
@@JoseRomero0804 It's that simple. Otherwise, how do you explain the surge in trade between Mexico and China?
@@JoseRomero0804 有道理，不过转移的规模还是很有限的，要想成为工业大国，首先要有足够的发电量，比较一下中国和墨西哥在发电量上的差距就一目了然。
La tuya por si las dudas..
It’s gonna be called.. “The Mexican Dream” sooner than we thought.
True. USA is mess. Still there is something that USA has that no other country has I don't know what it is
It's called that now, you haven't seen how many Americans and Europeans are moving to Mexico? There's a massive immigration, especially to Mexico City where there are areas filled with only English speakers and maybe 2-3 Mexicans
@@leonardoyezante3280what I’ve also noticed is there are tons or Russians, Ukrainians and Eastern Europeans moving to Mexico. I like watching the new citizen ceremonies from Mexico here on UA-cam. It blows my mind how many people apply for Mexican citizenship from all over the world. Incredible!
Yeah, I plan on moving there from the US very soon
México is incredibel 👍
Good idea♥️
iinternational business operator do always hiring with an individual that is mathematician or accounting professional or better finance manager in order for them to gain a profit so whenever they do not gain a profit then they transfer or shift with other business
China is focusing on capital and hi tech intensive manufacturing that why china is allowing even some of its companies which are are labour intensive to countries like Mexico, Vietnam and Bangladesh.
nope... because it is the condition given to them by American and western company... most of Chinese company in Mexico are not govt own company...if not follow the condition they buy to other supplier... in worst scenario America can easily pressure mexican govt.. same in veitnam... china with 23 trillions dollars debts and without manufacturing and trading... sooner than later china will have economic setback... even hong Kong soon will have economic setback... in the future brics will be in the hand of new York financial capitalist.. brics bank capital loan from new York financial capitalist.. which is American billionaire... hahaha.... more than half of world billionaire are American... and American protected those billionaire.. versa versa.. hahaha... china used brics for self interest... Saudi may not be joining brics... Saudi can not afford to loose American military protection... Saudi aiming to have ironclad treaty to America for decades...soon south Korea, Japan, Taiwan, philippiness, veitnam, Australia, India will be joining together as non NATO alliance..
Aww cmom, please do more research! Mexico saw a import boost and investment, and where do you think it came from? If you guessed China, then correct! This is to skirt around the sanctions. Same story for Vietnam. Please OMG!
Cap! 👎🏽
Well eventually those factories will need to have local suppliers to go free of import taxes across Mex, USA and Canada. Normal to provide a grace period while the supply chain is built locally.
China is not losing to Mexico. In fact China is gaining in Mexico, as China is now the 2nd largest job creator in Mexico after the US. China is building at least 10 different industrial parks in Mexico. The Chinese ship their 80% completed products to Mexico, and Mexico assemble the other 20%. They do all that to avoid Tariffs for their products. They are doing exactly the same in Vietnam. Vietnam's export to the US had also increased significantly in the past 3 years, and it was because the Chinese are building many factories in Vietnam, and now Vietnam is dependent on China for job creation, which is why Vietnam is no longer interested in working with the US to contain China. In fact the current administration in Vietnam is pretty pro-China, because they know who is giving then jobs. And now Mexico is on the same boat. Which is also why Mexico has expressed interest to join BRICS.
jajaja nada que ver, las empresas chinas tienen mala fama en México, todo de mala calidad, México tiene un tratado de calidad que lo obliga a construir cosas con la misma calidad de estados unidos.
No wonder all my Mexican friends always say when they retire they’re going back to Mexico. Cost of living is probably very cheap if average monthly income is $500.
What has China lost? Very strange title.
Have you not been watching the news lately?
They lost money but at the same time no basically a w for both countries
China is in mexico 😂😂they moving jobs there
no le sirve una mierda si los productos no son hechos con 70% de productos elaborados por empresas netamente de américa del norte, de cualquiera de los tres países.
I'm mexican and I'm very worried about this shift, it's no secret that China's sucess was also in large part due to their long working hours, working safety hazards to hasten production and little care towards pollution as a byproduct of factories. I don't want my country and people to suffer through that.
. . . .. . . .This was written in the start long ago... Mexicos ascension is part of a bigger movement. Our planet has entered the aquarian age. Nothing can stop what's coming.
Would you like farting burritos with that
First it was India, now it's Mexico. What next? Mars?
the Chinese state is also in a constant state of a "imminent collapse" according to these people
@@MercuryTheVexilliologyNerdit is… watch some news instead of taking it just at work of mouth
@@latino_God watch some News? lmfao okay which news? please tell me the News you want me to watch
@@MercuryTheVexilliologyNerd Yes. The most famous one of the lot is Gordon Chang. He wrote a book predicting the collapse of China would happen in 2011. When that didn't happen, he predicted it would happen the following year. LMAO.
@@tuppenceworth5485 exactly my point
I been saying this for year. Throw all those jobs and money at Mexico. That border problem would not exist
As a Mexican doubt that Mexico will shine and get the bells and whistles! Lack of water and people in the northern area. Lack of skills, language, politics, and resources should be considered. Factories are not for an industrilized nation but rather for an emerging nation that will produce and will do more pollution to border and rise disputes along tariffs and santions are usually used by USA. I see India will take the crown as the factory of the world. They are not blocked by sea, terrain or enemies other than Pakistan same blood can merge one nation along Bangladesh for 2 billion people vs China less than 1 billion in 30 years later.
No government that has passed through Mexico has EVER put education above its infrastructure projects, if that doesn't change what use are these benefits?
If young people do not have education, accessible mobility and public health, they will end up being just another worker than those who achieved a career or, in the worst case, being drug traffickers.
Heck, for comparison, high school isn't free in Mexico. That's already an ever present barrier to higher education. We need to get rid of that barrier so that more young ones can be trained to enter the workforce. Not just that but the quality is about two grades lower than the typical american high school.
It should also be easier to get fast internet access for education and career purposes.
Geography is always a much greater force than anything else, be it geopolitics, cheap labor, low regulatory systems or else. Mexico is right next to the US, there's always been trade and interaction and for more than a hundred and fifty years the two countries have been friends with no wars or territorial conflicts. We share a huge border, millions of Mexicans live in the US and there's almost two million Americans living in Mexico too.
Después de que nos quitaron más de la mitad de nuestro territorio, claro que están contentos.
A, China invests heavily in Mexico, so don't be surprised. B, China is moving up the scale and now dominated in high end, too. C, China has 30% shares of the world manufacturing. D, they invested in a lot of the world infrastructure, number one trade partners with many countries in the world, part of BRICS, etc. If the cost of wages is the reason the popular brands moved out of China then I have a bad news for you. They would moved to another country and would never coming back. Basically, America is better kiss that dream of becoming a manufacturing power house again goodbye.
China 🇨🇳 hold the Modelo for Mexico 🇲🇽
China factory in Mexico...😅😊😅
Entonces los BRICS no sirven
Si, AMLO no se unio a eso porke no nesesita eso.. Mexico nunca renunciara a su independencia por nadie, ni a Rusia, ni a los gringos.. Por eso no se unio a BRICS..
@@P71ScrewHead entonces ya perdió su independencia con el tratado de libre comercio que llevo a europa
@@CarlosRubenMartinezOchoa Intercambiar productos no obliga a Mexico solo tratar con ellos.. Asi komo Mexico 🇲🇽 no kiere unirse al OTAN Norte Americano.. No por nada Mexico es muy kerido en el mundo..
@@P71ScrewHead nosotros le vendemos muchos insumos a EEUU que utilizan los soldados en guerra y luego podrían ser atacados nuestros buques de cargamento y México podría unir sus fuerzas a ellos
The United States will not allow a superpower to emerge in its back garden, good luck😂
When would you stop calling other countries your backyard or garden, you are not owners or rulers of our continent we are you are just an invader and a thief
The US can't do anything. Either they have a stronger mexican ally or they will continue losing to China.
Data from 2023 came out not long ago and it's GDP is now 1.8 Trillion, insane considering it was 1.4 Trillion in 2022
No matter what happen, U. S. and China really need to work together peacefully for the well being of this world. Continue escalation of tension between China and the U. S. will surely ruined our world and our humanity.
problem is china .
@@williamzabiski7653 USA have military bases over the world and China is the problem just because they dont want American Navy making South China Sea its campsite??
@@williamzabiski7653 why?
@@tabinekoman Youre blind and deaf if you dont know "why". And im an idiot for even replying to you.
@@tabinekomanDo you live under a rock or what? Just look at Asia, every single neighbour of China is their enemy because of their underhanded tactics in trade and investments (debt traps) plus their aggression in territorial claims that have been ruled ilegitimate such as the case in the South China sea
Be ready to pay cartel ...they might find it more lucrative then narcotic and avacado ...i have sense this will be future of mexico
The cartel don't interfere in manufacturing. They're also located in other regions.
They don't last long.
Mexico has had foreign manufacturing investment for almost a century, especially European and American companies. Germany has all major car brands manufacturing in Mexico since 1950s--Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, etc. France-Italy have Stellantis (Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, etc.), and other companies from Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Holland, all manufacturing in Mexico with no problem.
The U.S. too of course with Ford, GM, etc. and now Tesla.
You guys are obsessed with cartels that’s all you All talk about
U could of googled that one buddy. But cartels will fight, specifically since CJNG is heavily funded by China with fentanyl and weapons. Sinaloa, as weird as it sounds, is a nationalist Cartel. They dont like Chinese, and they usually try to help working class people and people in poverty. Things are going to be wild in Mexico for the next couple of decades, I'm actually excited to see how it plays out. And how America, will try and play the washed out hero role
China is a great Mexican ally along with Russia.
China nunca pierde son muy listos y están entrando en toda Latinoamérica 😮
As A Mexican American I Love Both Countries.Mexico Just Needs to Work on there Security Issues.Too many People are Dying for Crumbs.
Hey people, I hope you catch on the fact that this is fantasy...
It’s not fantasy it’s happening right now at the moment Mexico already jumped two spots on the world’s strongest economies list in 2023. Don’t hate bruh… where you from anyway?
@@latino_God México.
@@eduardoguizarperez8417 liar 🤥
international busieness operator alwsys do a transfer thier busines whenever they dont gain a profit anymore previous they do it in USA then to China now they plan to transfer either india or mexico or vietnam or indonesua
Not to mention that because of the laws associated with shipping and crews on US ships. It makes much more sense to ship raw good to mexico and then ship them back.
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Con amor se paga todo ❤️ con amor al pueblo Unido ❤️🇲🇽❤️
Con democracia
Con socialismo
Multiculturalismo
La grandeza de México
Atentamente libertad
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Ya verás que sí 🙂 lo positivo es lo más importante del mundo ☺️😊 se va llamar Estados Unidos mexicanos de América 🇲🇽🌎❤️🌍🇲🇽
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It time for a change China needs to go.
Mexico isn’t as advanced as china yet
Mexico will go first, Corruption is endemic 😂
no, US needs to F off, and mind its own business.
@@gaminghub2472sorry to burst your bubble but USA is very corrupt as well
A prosperous Mexico means a prosperous North America
I love this because i think it will greatly improve relations between both countries. Hopefully soon traveling between the two countries will be like traveling from Germany to France.
no way unless they Change the Culture of the coutry
Hard work and family why change that ?? 🤦🏻♂️
Tell me you dont know what the f you are talking about with out telling me 😂🤡
Two very different problems that have little to nothing to do with eachother.
LOL. Mexico can only do simple products but not HIGH TECH PRODUCTS that China does.
not YET
stop coping mate, with enough training, everyone can do what china can
Well, when China first started, they also start from the bottom!
USA wanted to cut ties with China. Since the US isn't producing what it needs, so, now they have to buy Chinese products from Mexico.
If Yan can cook so can u!
*As an America, I feel we can see the effects as there are less Mexicans crossing the border these days than a decade ago. It used to be mostly Mexicans crossing, but nowadays, it's predonimantly Central Americans, Caribbeans (Cubans, Haitians), Venezuelans, and Africans. This must mean their economy is getting better (albeit very slowly). However, they still need to deal with the problem of the cartels, high violence, and major corruption as well as their geography hindering their economic growth. I hope to see our Southern neighbors prosper though. I've never met a single unemployed Mexican. They're hard workers*
We’re lucky to have you as neighbors
It’s a joker or what? Countries run by drug lords and don’t have basic infrastructure and security, now is talking about compete with the second economic power! Hilarious! Hahahahahahahaha🎉
We are China!!! As the only fully industrialized and technologically advanced country on this planet. We are never afraid to transfer technology!!! We transfer high-speed rail technology. We transfer nuclear power technology. We transfer shipbuilding technology!! We transfer high-voltage transmission technology!! We transfer basic industrial technology!!! We also transfer agricultural technology! As long as you are willing to do business with China and be friends with China. Technology, product services, infrastructure construction. It's not a problem. We never attach political demands. Come on, friend, what do you want. Of course, except for nuclear weapons.
We invest in Mexico to earn returns, Mexico receives primary manufacturing, and Americans receive Chinese products made in Mexico. We use funds to develop drones, lithography machines, large aircraft, special transport cargo ships, space station/lunar landing technology, artificial intelligence, and quantum technology. Great, everyone is very happy, three wins.
The annual import of large aircraft/chips with a diameter of over 14 nanometers from China reaches 780 billion US dollars, and it is time to recoup this unnecessary expenditure.
Muchas Gracias excelent
Foreign investment in Mexico is growing also because the current government does not cheat on companies by giving preferential treatment to the friends of politicians. Now companies are in a level playing field with any other one and that motivates investments. An honest government is the key to success and we are going to defend it this June.
🇲🇽 🤝 🇷🇺 ❤
Some people are talking about that Mexico is going to be a worldwide potency in 2050
Chinese companies has been opening factories in Mexico the past 10 years because they knew this was coming. It’s going to be and already is Americans spending, Mexicans working, and china making the money/running the business.
It's all made in China, though
Es genial como estan llegando empresas a México a causa del nearshoring, pero hay que ser astutos, necesitamos que la próxima presidenta de México se comprometa a invertir en seguridad, energías renovables y en el estado de derecho, ya que son las condiciones que ponen las empresas canadienses y americanas para seguir invirtiendo en nuestro país. NO TIREMOS ESTA GRAN OPORTUNIDAD A LA BASURA!
Is it really the case? If so, how Mexico is to solve the supply chain problem?though it's labor cost is much cheaper, If Mexico can, so as India which has proceeded on the course of building itself as a manufacturing hub to replace China much earlier than Mexico, apart from India Vietnam was in list too.
so goods are more than welcome to cross the border but people aren't..
What will happen if Mexico try to make its own computer chips?
Basically the same thing that happened to the US, China, Taiwan etc. full fledged success story. I think you lack to understand the tenacity of the Mexican people
Mexico doesn't shut down for six weeks every year like China for the new year either. America is getting fed up with china's idiosyncrasies.