Transnational investment and job loss
Subtitle: the case of Chicago : appendix 1, plant and job loss in the state of Illinois to corporate parents operating in macquiladoras by firm
By: prepared by Elizabeth Sweet
Contributors: Ranney, David C.; University of Illinois at Chicago. Center for Urban Economic Development
Publisher: University of Illinois at Chicago, Center for Urban Economic Development
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Subjects: Investments, Foreign, and employment; Structural unemployment; Plant shutdowns; International business enterprises; Employees
Other titles: Plant and job loss in the state of Illinois
Description: Detailed accounting of 67,088 jobs lost in Illinois to firms with operations in Mexico's "macquiladoras." The macquiladora program enables U.S. based firms to export intermediate products to Mexico, assemble final products there and import them back to the U.S. paying duties only on the value added by the Mexican assembly operation..
Notes: "[Project] # 350B."

Appendix to a 1992 study by David C. Ranney.