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The formation of regional trading blocs in the contemporary international economic environment complicates the strategic decision-making process for multinational enterprises. These problems are particularly vexing in relation to market access. Trade blocs typically establish rules of origin to determine those products to which will be extended preferences, duty-free entry, or protection. In the contemporary international economic environment a multi-country component part manufacturing process, together with final assembly of the end products in a target market country, can and frequently does cause governments in the target market countries to question the origins of the products involved. Issues related to rules of origin questions become even more complex when final assembly of a product occur in a preference-receiving country for export to the target market country. In such cases, a more rational policy may be the linking of the location of the production site and the distribution process in the determination of the status of a product in relation to rules of origin.

In the contemporary international economic environment, a multinational enterprise may encounter market access problems even when manufacturing operations are located in a preference-receiving country. Some target market countries impose so-called "screwdriver" laws to deny preferential market access to many products. The European Community, as an example, applies such a rationale in the d

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countries. The transfer of some multinational enterprise to developing countries has proved to be a mixed blessing for many of these developing countries. On the one hand, the level of economic activity in many of these countries has accelerated and risen substantially. On the other hand, however, the developing countries, many of which emerged from the decade of the 1980s with enormous external debt loads, and finding it increasingly difficult in the contemporary international economic environment to secure the additional financial assistance that they require to deal effectively with the enduring external debt problem. The difficulties experienced by the developing countries in securing further financial assistance to enable to effectively manager their external debt loads stem largely from perceptions among the developed economies (either as a result of a legitimate misinterpretation of the contemporary experiences of the developing countries, or the misuse of contemporary date to conveniently avoid consideration of further financial assistance) that the external debt crisis for the developing countries has been solved through the globalization of economic activity in the contemporary period. One factor that either leads
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