Explain in detail the implications of Fig 3.2 “Made in USA” and discuss examples

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Explain in detail the implications of Fig 3.2 “Made in USA” and discuss examples from your workplace experiences.

Made in the USA When major corporations are involved, the entire national economy is affected. Honda celebrated 25 years of opera- tions at its plant in Maryville, Ohio in 2004. The Marysville plant is one ojf Products made in the United States are not always "U.S. products." Take Mercedes Benz, for example. The carfour production facilities in Ohio famous for German craftsmanship andHonda also manufactures the Odyssey engineering skill is now an American- made product. Mercedes Benz opened its first U.S. manufacturing facility near Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1997. Mercedes Benz manufactures the M- Class Sport Utility Vehicle at its Vance Alabama plant. A $600 million expan sion initiated in 2000 doubled the size and workforce at the plant after only three years of operation. inivan at a plant in Lincoln, labama. Nissan is expanding its U.S operations by constructing a plant in Canton, Mississippi, a $1.43 billion nvestment, to manufacture minivans and Altimas. The Canton facility joins issan's Smyrna, Tennessee plant. and Toyota, manufacturer of the xtremely popular Camry, produces most of the Camrys sold in the United States at its Georgetown, Kentucky plant. The British Jaguar automobile is now Honda owned by the Ford Motor Company. BMW, another German leader in the luxury auto market, man- ufactures two of its models, the X5 and Z4, at its plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina Like Mercedes, BMW expanded its plant shortly after opening itT to add additional product lines. Oy --Mw 1 issan ? H nda Nissa ercedes Bena Figure 3.2 Japanese auto manufacturers have a long established pres- ence in the United States.

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Explain in detail the implications of Fig 3.2 “Made in USA” and discuss examples from your workplace experiences.

Made in the USA When major corporations are involved, the entire national economy is affected. Honda celebrated 25 years of opera- tions at its plant in Maryville, Ohio in 2004. The Marysville plant is one ojf Products made in the United States are not always "U.S. products." Take Mercedes Benz, for example. The carfour production facilities in Ohio famous for German craftsmanship andHonda also manufactures the Odyssey engineering skill is now an American- made product. Mercedes Benz opened its first U.S. manufacturing facility near Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1997. Mercedes Benz manufactures the M- Class Sport Utility Vehicle at its Vance Alabama plant. A $600 million expan sion initiated in 2000 doubled the size and workforce at the plant after only three years of operation. inivan at a plant in Lincoln, labama. Nissan is expanding its U.S operations by constructing a plant in Canton, Mississippi, a $1.43 billion nvestment, to manufacture minivans and Altimas. The Canton facility joins issan's Smyrna, Tennessee plant. and Toyota, manufacturer of the xtremely popular Camry, produces most of the Camrys sold in the United States at its Georgetown, Kentucky plant. The British Jaguar automobile is now Honda owned by the Ford Motor Company. BMW, another German leader in the luxury auto market, man- ufactures two of its models, the X5 and Z4, at its plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina Like Mercedes, BMW expanded its plant shortly after opening itT to add additional product lines. Oy --Mw 1 issan ? H nda Nissa ercedes Bena Figure 3.2 Japanese auto manufacturers have a long established pres- ence in the United States.

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