Global Car: Who Really Builds the American Automobile?NameCourseTutor’s NameDateGlobal Car: Who Really Builds the American Automobile?The modern economy has given a new meaning to the concept of ‘Made in America'. Global supply chains have altered the old notion of how goods are produced and replaced it with a global value chain in which contributions to value are made along the way as ideas are transformed into consumer products. Global value chain means that Significant US content may be found in imported products and significant foreign value may be found in products ‘Made in America'. A product qualifies for the ‘Made in America' label when all or virtually all the value of significant parts and processing that goes into the product is made in the United States. This means foreign content should be negligible. It is noteworthy that qualification for the made in America label considers only the manufacturing costs, i.e. materials, labor and overheads but does not include non-manufacturing costs such as R&D. This means that an item of clothing made from fabric made in America qualifies for the ‘Made in America’ label even if the