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Business Opportunities in Mexico and Brazil for Knowledge-Intensive Industries

Explore the economic landscapes of Mexico and Brazil in the context of global rankings and commercial industries. Discover insights on the ease of doing business, GDP comparisons, and ICT sectors in these key Latin American countries.

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Business Opportunities in Mexico and Brazil for Knowledge-Intensive Industries

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  1. Introduction: Some Background Data` GIX Panel Discussion: “Doing Business in Mexico and Brazil” Stanford University, 20 November 2013 Richard B. Dasher, Ph.D. Director, US-Asia Technology Management Center Executive Director, Center for Integrated Systems Consulting Professor, Stanford University

  2. Baseline: GDP of the five biggest national economies in the world • Ranking excludes EU (which would be bigger than U.S.A.) Estimated amounts in 2012 dollars, according to PPP 2012 CIA World Factbook, data retrieved 4/01/2013 Richard B. Dasher, Stanford University

  3. Latin American economies in the top 100 (size) • Not included: Guatemala (81), Bolivia (93), Uruguay (94), El Salvador (99) Estimated amounts in 2012 dollars, according to PPP 2012 CIA World Factbook, data retrieved 11/20/2013 Richard B. Dasher, Stanford University

  4. Value-added of commercial knowledge-intensive service industries*, 2000 - 2010 $ milliions Richard B. Dasher, Stanford University

  5. Value-added of ICT industries, 2000 - 2010 From National Science Board, Science and Engineering Indicators 2012 $ milliions Richard B. Dasher, Stanford University

  6. But, ease of doing business . . . World Bank Group, Doing Business Project, 2013 (accessed 11/20/2013) Lower is better, range from 1st – 189th Richard B. Dasher, Stanford University

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