2013
DOI: 10.1016/s1665-952x(13)72196-0
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México en el mundo de las telecomunicaciones: más allá de Slim y la ocde

Abstract: Con la colaboración de Benjamín Lujano, investigación realizada gracias al programa unam-dga PA-PAPIIT IN306910. ResumenEn este trabajo se lleva a cabo un análisis comparativo internacional de la situación y grado de desarrollo de la industria de servicios de telecomunicaciones en México (istc) en relación con sesenta y cuatro países, entre desarrollados, en desarrollo y directamente competidores de México en la exportación de servicios intensivos en conocimiento que requieren de una istc competitiva, a partir… Show more

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“…The third debate-and this is the perspective that we intend to introduce into the discussion here-is related to a theoretical-methodological approach to the study of capitalism in terms of historical-spatial phases of development. This implies the existence of industrial cycles differentiated particularly by their dynamic core, or productive complex that articulates and dynamizes world production, growth, and trade in each phase of development (Ordóñez 2021). This approach is complemented by the recognition of the existence of various national modalities and of groups of countries in the development phase, or paths of development, with distinctive socio-spatial and institutional frameworks and different behaviors of the industrial cycle, clearly differentiated articulating and dynamizing capacities of their dynamic core, and various productive-spatial configurations of the GPNs around it.…”
Section: Global Production Network and Dynamic Coresmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The third debate-and this is the perspective that we intend to introduce into the discussion here-is related to a theoretical-methodological approach to the study of capitalism in terms of historical-spatial phases of development. This implies the existence of industrial cycles differentiated particularly by their dynamic core, or productive complex that articulates and dynamizes world production, growth, and trade in each phase of development (Ordóñez 2021). This approach is complemented by the recognition of the existence of various national modalities and of groups of countries in the development phase, or paths of development, with distinctive socio-spatial and institutional frameworks and different behaviors of the industrial cycle, clearly differentiated articulating and dynamizing capacities of their dynamic core, and various productive-spatial configurations of the GPNs around it.…”
Section: Global Production Network and Dynamic Coresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach is complemented by the recognition of the existence of various national modalities and of groups of countries in the development phase, or paths of development, with distinctive socio-spatial and institutional frameworks and different behaviors of the industrial cycle, clearly differentiated articulating and dynamizing capacities of their dynamic core, and various productive-spatial configurations of the GPNs around it. At present, at least three paths of development can be discerned: the predominant neoliberal model and the Asian and Scandinavian experiences (Ordóñez 2021).…”
Section: Global Production Network and Dynamic Coresmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Para Ordóñez et al (2013) la industria de las telecomunicaciones desempeña un rol fundamental en el desarrollo de los países, al proveer la infraestructura que detona el progreso del conocimiento de las economías nacionales y la convergencia de las naciones para su integración en proceso globales. [22], [25] La competencia económica pretende la más eficiente estructura de mercado, a fin de maximizar el bienestar social mediante incentivos que tanto consumidores como productores aportan en términos de calidad, innovación y crecimiento (Brown y Domínguez, 2012). Aunque el proceso de reforma que ha enfrentado el país en materia de competencia y telecomunicaciones desde la venta de Teléfonos de México (Telmex) en 1990, ha detonado importantes beneficios en términos de modernización, densidad fija y móvil, e introducción de nuevos servicios y competidores al mercado (Mariscal y Rivera, 2007), el estado del arte exhibe un accidentado proceso de regulación de los mercados de telefonía e internet móviles que, al día de hoy, ha imposibilitado el establecimiento de una competencia eficiente.…”
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