Determinants that affect the linkage of local suppliers to global value chains of multinational electronics companies located in Jalisco, Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20758960.v9i25.810Keywords:
Global value chain, Local suppliers, Multinational corporationsAbstract
The objective of this paper is to determine which variables -related to productive attributes- have allowed local companies to link efficiently with global value chains, where the subsidiaries of multinational companies located in the state (department) of Jalisco, Mexico operate. A cross-sectional econometric model was used with data from a survey applied to owners of local supplier companies. The results showed that the determining factors to establish the productive link with multinational companies are: competitive prices, quality of the products, installed capacity, flexibility to respond to changes. in demand, size of the company and support received from business organizations.
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