>>316742496
i think the biggest issue with outsourcing to mexico is the cartel's control over the government etc, not a very good investment to prop up factories in a place where some criminals can just seize your stock and claim it as their own, at least in china the criminals have to pretend to be civil and can't blatantly do stuff like that without repercussions
other than that mexico would be ideal location due to distance and poverty to prop up factories and move production to, the alternative to china, mexico and other cheap places is to just go directly to automation but i am unsure how polished that kind of stuff is yet, i know they can already do chipsets etc with amazing precision and speed with human supervision but assembly could be a little more iffy but not impossible