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Capital Structure in the Manufacturing Industry in Mexico.

The purpose of this study was to identify key institutional factors in the country and in a company, and its mathematical relationship by incorporating debt, by forming the capital structure of the electronics industry in Jalisco and its discrepancies with the service sector, trade, processing, extractives, construction, and telecommunications throughout the period 2000-2007. The financial data which have been sorted, graphed, and analyzed were used to power the E-Views version 4.1. The long-term debt was the dependent variable. The independent variables conformed by the main factors of the country and company. After being identified, we calculated the positive or negative mathematical relationship, using the statistical technique known as panel data. Finally, discrepancies were shown in the factors and their mathematical relationship to the electronics industry.