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El “friendshoring” de México, Estados Unidos y Canadá

Authors: Alejandro Díaz-Bautista;

El “friendshoring” de México, Estados Unidos y Canadá

Abstract

Friendshoring o allyshoring significa el acto de fabricar y abastecerse de países que son aliados geopolíticos, lo que lo convierte en sinónimo de países en bloque comercial como México, Estados Unidos y Canadá. El Friendshoring permite a los países reducir los riesgos de la cadena de suministro, reduciendo así la dependencia de países seleccionados para materias primas, productos terminados y componentes vitales. El término friendshoring, hermano de nearshoring, es una abreviatura de la práctica de reubicar las cadenas de suministro en países donde el riesgo de interrupción debido al caos político es bajo. Canadá y México están impulsando el friendshoring con los Estados Unidos. El presupuesto de este año revela que los liberales federales prevén que Canadá dependa más de sus aliados para el comercio en el futuro. La secretaria del Tesoro de Estados Unidos, Janet Yellen, acuñó el término Friendshoring hace un año, diciendo que los aliados deberían depender unos de otros para hacer que las cadenas de suministro sean más resilientes y evitar que los actores internacionales hostiles cobren impuestos o retengan bienes. El comerciar con otras democracias evita la extorsión económica y ser vulnerable a la explotación por parte de potencias extranjeras hostiles que están comprando los recursos naturales de Canadá y México.

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