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Transportation competition in Latin America: America for the Asians

Dom, 09/08/2024 - 20:48 -- jdiaz

The trade war between the great powers, the US and China, which began in 2016 under former President Trump and later under Biden, has exposed the loss of US competitiveness, especially in the transport industries, such as the automotive and aeronautics sectors. Chinese companies dominate new industries related to electric cars (EVs), while in conventional combustion cars (CA), the leaders are Asian (mostly Japanese) and German.

Autor: 
José Carlos Díaz Silva
OBELA
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great power competition
US
China
automotive industry
transportation industry

USA and Friendshoring

Lun, 07/01/2024 - 19:08 -- bacosta

Amid the growing tensions of the trade war that began in 2018 between the United States and China, US companies began to look to the horizon in search of safer and more stable lands for their products. Against this backdrop of uncertainty and challenges, Japan emerged as a beacon of opportunity, and the concept of friendshoring, distinct from nearshoring, was coined.

Autor: 
Patricio González Ramírez
Palabras clave: 
Japan
US
near shoring
friendshoring
FDI
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