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misspop

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Free production zones are
 
  a. regions within highly developed countries where the costs of production are so low
  that labor is practically free
  b. geographical areas in Third World countries devoted to special economic activities that involve few restrictions on the use of labor and where labor is extremely cheap
  c. production zones in state socialist societies where goods are produced that are given
  away to the public

Question 2

What trend in median age has occurred since the first census?
 
  a. Rise then fall in median age
  b. Fall then rise in median age
  c. Fall in median age
  d. Rise in median age



brbarasa

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

D



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