Liberal Economic Development Minister Brad Duguid from the car-making Canadian province of Ontario wants to work with the U.S. state of Michigan to fend off rivals in southern United States and Mexico and boost the Great Lakes region's industry profile, he said on Monday.
U.S. automakers pay their workers in Mexico $8 to $10 an hour, including benefits, data from the U.S.-based Center for Automotive Research show. GM's average labor cost per hour is $58, Ford's is $57, and Fiat Chrysler's is $48 because it has more workers earning the lower, entry-level wage.
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