Internationalization Dynamics: The Case of Mexican Firms in the Era of Globalization

Abstract

This paper explores the intricate dynamics of commercial globalization and its impact on the internationalization strategies of Mexican firms. By proposing a robust methodology grounded in statistical descriptive modeling, it aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of how Mexican firms navigate and capitalize on global economic trends. At the heart of this analysis lies an exploration of the interplay between commercial globalization, government policies, and the strategic responses of domestic firms. The study recognizes the significance of the liberalization agenda pursued by the Mexican government, particularly in the context of multilateral and regional trade agreements. These policy initiatives have created both opportunities and challenges for Mexican firms seeking to expand their international footprint. Through a meticulous examination of statistical data, the paper seeks to elucidate the ways in which Mexican firms have leveraged these policy frameworks to drive their internationalization efforts. Moreover, the study aims to uncover the implications of increased internationalization for the broader investment landscape in Mexico. By analyzing the impact on foreign investment by multinational corporations, the paper sheds light on how the evolving strategies of Mexican firms influence the behavior and decisions of foreign investors. This holistic approach enables a nuanced understanding of the reciprocal relationship between domestic firms and foreign investors within the context of commercial globalization. Furthermore, the paper delves into the internal dynamics of Mexican firms, exploring how the imperative to internationalize has spurred efforts to enhance competitiveness, innovation, and organizational efficiency. By examining these internal drivers of internationalization, the study offers insights into the strategic imperatives facing Mexican firms in an increasingly globalized economy. Overall, the proposed methodology provides a robust framework for analyzing the complex interactions between commercial globalization, government policies, and the strategic behavior of Mexican firms. Through its rigorous analysis, the paper contributes to a deeper understanding of the factors shaping the internationalization landscape in Mexico and offers valuable insights for firms, policymakers, and researchers alike.