One of the Primary Reasons That Mexico Has Experienced Relatively

Multiple Choice

One of the primary reasons that Mexico has experienced relatively low rates of economic growth is that for Mexican entrepreneurs

A) there is a shortage of low-skilled labor to fill manufacturing jobs.
B) the government has a history of nationalizing all successful domestically-owned industries.
C) problems in the banking system have made it difficult to obtain the funding needed to finance expansion.
D) incentives from its neighboring Central American countries has attracted most of the foreign investment in the region.