The vast majority of workers in maquiladoras and Export Processing Zones are :

The vast majority of workers in maquiladoras and Export Processing Zones are
 
  A) children.
  B) women.
  C) men.
  D) the elderly.
  E) people of African descent.

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Countries establish Export Processing Zones (EPZs) to attract
 
  A) export-oriented industries.
  B) propulsive industries.
  C) foreign aid.
  D) secret, tax-sheltered monies.
  E) maquiladoras.

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Just-in-time production relies upon all of the following except
 
  A) dependency.
  B) vertical integration.
  C) computer-aided manufacturing.
  D) computer-based information systems.
  E) strategic alliances.

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Maquiladoras (manufacturing firms that import components for assembly and re-export) are found
 
  A) in Mexico, clustered near the U.S. border.
  B) in Canada, clustered in and around Quebec.
  C) throughout Spanish-speaking communities of North America.
  D) throughout the world's periphery.
  E) in the Philippines, in export-processing zones.

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One of the huge benefits of just-in-time production is that the need for ________ is eliminated.
 
  A) large inventories
  B) labor
  C) advertising
  D) working overtime
  E) understanding cultural differences