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Most plants are entirely export-oriented, and the remainder use their idle capacity as maquiladoras to supply to other factories.
To a large extent that type of strategy adjustment is reflected in the exploding growth experienced by the maquiladoras since the mid-1980s.
State-subsidized training is offered for a certain period of time before final employment in the maquiladora.
The number of maquiladora plants increased from 760 in 1985 to 1,703 in 1990 and to 2,867 in 1998.
Both regions have attracted large number of maquiladora plants that undertake relatively simple assembly of garments and other products for export.
It only includes new investment and importation of fixed assets by the maquiladoras.
The upward trend in maquiladora-exports offset the inability of the rest of the local manufacturing sector to adjust and hence take advantage of the new conditions.
The location of industrial complexes integrated by large high-tech exportoriented automotive and electronics maquiladoras and their numerous suppliers, reveals a preference for north and central-north states.
This may be supported in part by maquiladora income since the young members of the family consistently give the head of the household a portion of their maquiladora earnings.
Some maquiladoras have opened here, producing clothing, electronics and automobile parts.
Industry is growing with a scattering of maquiladoras.
This is the borough with the largest number of factories and maquiladoras.
The maquiladoras employed approximately 16,000 workers in 1991; another nine firms opened in 1992.
Beginning in the late 1970s, new foreign concerns began the introduction of maquiladoras, larger more modern factories to produce textiles and other goods.
Industry employs approximately 2,000 individuals, primarily at the various maquiladoras.
