Modify the incentives of the National System of Researchers

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To make matters worse, there are practically no institutional links between the academic sector and industry; in other words, companies do not resort to academia to innovate, which has a negative impact. A recent study found that Stanford University faculty and students alone had created 40,000 companies and generated 5.4 million jobs since 1930. But more importantly, these companies generated an added value of 2.7 trillion dollars, which is greater than the size of the Mexican economy. According to Stanford University's 1995 Financial Report, the federal government accounted for 40% of the institution's funding in this area.

Another way of looking at it is through the income gap that has developed thailand consumer email list between Korea and Mexico since 1980. This gap of almost double is partly explained by innovation between the two countries. While the royalty payment in Korea is 144 dollars per inhabitant, in Mexico it is 6.5 dollars.

To address the challenges of this factor through public policy, IMCO proposes, among others:

Create a mechanism to give commercial viability to technological patents.
Create liaison centres between the public, private and academic sectors.
Business Environment
Mexico is ranked 65th in the World Bank's Doing Business 2016 report in the category of easiest way to start a business. According to the report, the economies where it is easiest to do business are those whose governments have a "smart" regulatory system, with rules designed to be efficient, accessible to anyone who needs to use them, especially those that are easy to apply and low cost.