Gutierrez: Mexico Government Is Not Business Friendly

The video discusses global risks impacting CEOs, focusing on supply chain challenges due to China's COVID policy and the potential for regionalization. It examines political tensions with China, particularly following Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, and emphasizes the need for coexistence. The video also analyzes Mexico's economic and political climate, highlighting challenges in business policies and potential impacts of AMLO's leadership.

What is one of the main challenges CEOs face due to China's zero COVID policy?

• Supply chain disruptions

• Higher taxes

• Decreased consumer demand

• Increased labor costs

What was a significant consequence of Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan?

• Strengthened military alliances

• A new trade agreement with Taiwan

• Increased tensions with China

• Improved trade relations with China

What is the concept of 'nearshoring' in the context of supply chains?

• Outsourcing to multiple countries

• Centralizing production in one location

• Moving production to distant countries

• Bringing production closer to home

Why is Mexico's current government considered not business-friendly?

• It has improved infrastructure

• It has reduced trade barriers

• It has adopted policies from the 1970s

• It has increased foreign investments

What is a potential risk for investors in Mexico under AMLO's government?

• Stable economic growth

• Increased foreign investments

• Improved diplomatic relations

• Policy unpredictability

What is a unique aspect of Mexico's constitution regarding presidential terms?

• Presidents serve one term only

• Presidents can be re-elected after a gap

• Presidents are elected every two years

• Presidents can serve unlimited terms

What is one reason for AMLO's high approval ratings?

• He has his own private jet

• He has reduced corruption

• He has increased taxes

• He has limited public appearances