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Mexico Builds the World’s Products but Invents Few of Its Own
Mexico's companies rarely develop their own technology, with only about one in eight doing so. The country spends less on research and files fewer patents compared to OECD peers, despite being a major manufacturing hub that primarily assembles foreign-invented products.
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