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Physical environment: Mexico is rich in natural resources and was the sixth-larger petroleum producer in the world. Oil and gas revenues provide more than one-third of all Mexican Government revenues. The country’s semiarid climate and its lack of rainfall have made large-scale agriculture difficult. There are logistical, and geographical positives as a “gateway” country about the metro that make it ideal for companies setting up with location of regional headquarters and divisions because the roadway network and airline system in Mexico are well-developed.
Business culture
The Mexican business culture is formal with a set of values, attitudes and beliefs. The most significant value of Mexican counterparts is trust. They like to build personal relationships, and don’t like having different colleagues , instead they like to have the same network. Also, when making deals with in Mexico it’s important to take your time, since time is unlimited and like a relaxed environment.
Most of its population is middle aged contributing to a large workforce, and the second largest age category is the youth, indicating that Mexico is still developing like a second world country. Within the population the most common ethnicity is Mestizo, and the most common religion is catholic.
Financial environment
Mexico’s financial environment is comprised of its fiscal and monetary policies. The fiscal policy is important as it is necessary to keep inflation as low as possible. It is made up of the various taxes and tariffs in Mexico such as income taxes. Mexico’s monetary policy, or banking system, is one of the most developed banking systems in Latin-America. It has one central bank and six differe ...