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Foreign-owned assembly and manufacturing plantsclose to the US-Mexico border are called maquiladoras. You should be aware that this term does not apply to all "foreign companies".
For example, a chocolate-making plant hardly qualifies as a maquiladora. On the other hand, a TV assembly plant in Tijuana or Juarez IS a maquiladora; while an assembly plant deeper inside Mexico, in Aguascalientes, for example, is not.
What else can I help you with?
Why do foreign companies have a lot of power in latin America?
because most businesses were owned or did work for foreign companies
Can Foreign companies employ foreign workers to work in the US?
Yes, it is a normal practice now, particularly in IT industry. Not only that, the foreign companies also take jobs of US companies via agent to foreign countries - ooffshoare.
What is Difference between national and multinational companies?
The main differences between national and multinational companies are: Multinational companies do foreign investment; in contrast, national companies do not. Moreover, multinational companies can control the production in more than one region or country, but the national company does not control any other country.
What is it called when two or more companies work together?
joint venture
Approaches to solving unemployment?
Tax American companies that send work overseas, at a rate that is higher than their savings. Stop visas for foreign workers in the US. Removing existing foreign workers, legal or illegal.
A system of commerce where several companies work together to control prices and limit competition is called?
A system of commerce where several companies work together to control competition and prices is called a cartel. OPEC is an example of this principle.
Foreign workers who have the right to work in a country but have few other rights are called what?
Guest workers have the right to work in a country but have few other rights.
How mutual funds work?
When you buy a share in a mutual fund, you're actually buying very small partial shares in many different companies. Many times, you're buying shares in multiple industries. For instance, you might buy a share in a mutual fund called "Growth Fund X". This fund may own shares in McDonald's, Blockbuster, Foreign oil companies, communication companies in Europe, Nike, and the Canadian Utilities. The point is, if foreign oil isn't doing well, Nike and the communication companies still are. If Nike starts falling, foreign oil might be picking back up. So your potential loss or potential gain is not hinged on one stock, but typically hundreds.
A scavenger cell in your alveoli is called what?
Macrophages in the alveoli are scavengercells that work to keep the lung free of "foreign" materials.
Is diplomatic immunity given to company's and there intrests?
In general, diplomatic immunity is not given to companies and their interests. This immunity is usually extended to individuals who work directly for foreign governments.
What companies offer cheap rent a car services in London?
Rental cars are essential for travelers visiting foreign lands for both work and pleasure. In London rental cars can be borrowed for reasonable prices from companies such as Alamo, Enterprise and Europcar.
Do you say I have opportunities to work for three companies or I have the opportunities to work for three companies?
you would say :::: I have the opportunity to work for three companies.
