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    Title: Looking for a Platform in North America: Taiwan, Mexico and Cross-Strait Relations
    Buscando una plataforma en Norteamérica: Taiwán, México y relaciones en el estrecho de Taiwán
    Authors: 馮慕文
    Fonseca, Fabricio A.
    Contributors: 國際事務學院
    Keywords: Taiwan;Mainland China;Mexico;trade;investment;Taiwan companies;globalization;NAFTA
    Taiwán;China continental;Mexico;comercio;inversiones;compañías de Taiwán;globalización;NAFTA
    Date: 2018-01
    Issue Date: 2024-12-12 09:21:40 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This article compares the approach followed by Mainland China and Taiwan in their economic relations with Mexico. Both sides of the Taiwan Strait have developed an interest in Mexico as an export platform to North America and the Western Hemisphere. The Mexican influence over Central America is also valued by both Beijing and Taipei. However, due to their disparities in economic and political development, the authorities and businessmen in the mainland and Taiwan have chosen different paths to conduct their interactions with Mexico. On the other hand, the deep economic integration between China and Taiwan, particularly the important investments made by Taiwanese firms in the mainland during the past three decades, have had a considerable impact on their trade with Mexico. The latter’s trade deficit with the PRC cannot be explained without the role played by enterprises from Taiwan, who continuously seek to remain competitive internationally.
    Este artículo compara el enfoque seguido por China continental y Taiwán en sus relaciones económicas con México. Ambos lados del estrecho de Taiwán han desarrollado un interés en México como una plataforma de exportación a Norteamérica y el hemisferio occidental. La influencia mexicana sobre Centroamérica también es valorada tanto por Beijing como por Taipei. Sin embargo, debido a sus disparidades en el desarrollo económico y político, las autoridades y los empresarios en el continente y Taiwán han elegido diferentes caminos en sus relaciones con México. Por otra parte, la profunda integración económica entre China y Taiwán, en particular las importantes inversiones realizadas por las empresas taiwanesas en el continente durante las últimas tres décadas han tenido un impacto considerable en su comercio con México. El déficit comercial de este último con la RPC no puede explicarse sin el papel desempeñado por las empresas de Taiwán.
    Relation: UNISCI Journal, Vol.46, pp.107-138
    Data Type: article
    DOI: 10.5209/RUNI.58375
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