DocumentCode
1494355
Title
Technological problems in Mexico
Author
Godwin, F. W. ; Hobson, J. E.
Author_Institution
Armour Research Foundation, Mexico, Federal District, Mexico
Volume
67
Issue
7
fYear
1948
fDate
7/1/1948 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
656
Lastpage
656
Abstract
In reviewing some of Mexico´s most significant technological problems (as observed in several years of study by the Armour Research Foundation), it is necessary to recognize that, in general, manufacturing industries are new to Mexico. Agriculture and the extraction of crude minerals have been the principal activities until fairly recent years, and are still among the most important in volume. The largest part of the conversion of Mexican raw materials into finished products has been done through exportation of the raw materials to other countries. The adverse economic effect of this is not the subject of the present article although it is the very heart of Mexico´s industrialization problem. The pertinent fact is that under this procedure the manufacturing technology for these products has been applied and developed continuously in other countries such as the United States, but not appreciably in Mexico itself.
Keywords
Economics; Educational institutions; Manufacturing industries; Production; Raw materials; Training;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electrical Engineering
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0095-9197
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/EE.1948.6444214
Filename
6444214
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