Rets for goods manufactured in developed countries.T 44) Which of the following factors explains Mexico's emergence as an industrial area?A) unenforced immigration laws under NAFTA that created labor shortagesB) abundant low-wage and low-skilled laborers with market proximity to the United StatesC) a slowing of China's economy due to energy shortages, elimínating competition for jobsD) the growing affluence across Latin America increasing the demand for consumer goodsE) cheap land, proximity to markets, and improved environmental protections

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