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Mexico
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....f raw materials, which were necessary to support American military needs. In that time the U.S. had an agreement with specifying that the country would export its resources only to the Allies. After WW II restricted imports in an attempt to promote domestic growth, while resisting foreign domination. In 1948 the gove.... Part 2 of Paper
.... into , free of duty, for assembly or processing utilizing Mexican labor.
These Mexican facilities are commonly referred to as Maquiladoras, or in-bond assembly plants.
The BIP sought to attract foreign manufacturing facilities, technology and know-how.
Over the past years, a large portion of US-Mexican trade has been attributed to rapid growth in the Mexican Maquiladora industry.
In 1992, Maquiladora Plants numbered 2,113, employing 469,614 Mexican workers.
The 1980's: the diversification
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