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Describes the Mexican maquiladora program, whereby foreign companies set up assembly plants in Mexico for the purpose of exporting. Considers the origin and operation of the program, U.S. and Japanese participation, relevant U.S. tariff provisions, implications for bilateral trade, pro-con arguments, and effects of a possible North American Free Trade Agreement.
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