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internacionalización de las empresas mexicanas en colombia

Abstract

Globalization is a term that transcends an economic, social, political and cultural process that involves the interaction between countries grouping their markets, societies and cultures. This makes the markets go from being national to globalized, interested companies to establish strategies that make them competitive, to face not only domestic demand but external demand. With this, it must increase quantity and quality of its products that allows sustainability and permanence in global markets. Thus, as Mexican companies compete in global markets, where international trade has served as a logistical platform for them to penetrate new markets among them Colombian, however, these incursions are not free of risks, since operating outside the country involves getting used to the risks of the domestic market, such as taxes and changes in the local currency exchange rate, and this is why the present article seeks to know how the exchange rate influences the internationalization of Mexican companies in Colombia, for this begins with theoretical foundations in foreign exchange policy and internationalization, to get to know how Mexican companies have faced the exchange rate, which has guaranteed success and stability in our country.