As the fashion 1 (manufacture) industry requires more labor and less capital investment, its focus is shifting more towards 2 (develop) countries.
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- Compared to the labor from other countries, labor in the U.S. is(<br/>) A: less trained B: cheaper C: more expensive D: better trained
- Countries with A: strong investment opportunities should invest little at home and channel their savings into more productive investment activity abroad. B: strong investment opportunities should invest more at home and less abroad. C: weak investment opportunities should invest more at home. D: weak investment opportunities should invest little abroad.
- The hotel industry is a more labor concentrated industry.
- Countries with higher saving rates may have higher equilibrium growth rates since A: people who save more also are more industrious B: higher income allows for more savings C: a higher saving rate allows for more investment in human capital which ultimately enhances economic growth D: having more capital equipment is more important than having better capital equipment E: none of the above
- Why did many countries of the South send students to the developed countries A: Because these countries need trained personnel to develop their countries. B: Because the developed countries need more qualified professionals. C: Because these students can stay on in the developed countries after the training. D: Because these countries want to establish friendly relationship with the developed countries.