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A capital resource is any asset used for the elaboration of goods and services. As such, Mexico has a lot of them, including manufacturing machinery and parts, trucks and other vehicles for moving goods, electrical equipment to power up machinery and any other "stuff" used to produce something else. Even the land and buildings used to produce, store or sell goods and services could be defined as capital resources.

One approximate, however by no means exhaustive way to measure the quantity of capital assets in a country is to find out the value of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) made towards such country on a given year. Mexico would rank as the 15th largest repository in the world of such investment, with US$279 billion for 2008. The first would be the United States, with US$2,220 billion during the same year.

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