A number of states are using travel and tourism as economic promotional tools. This strategy is especially appealing because
a. tourists are virtually captive spenders who will pay the taxes assessed because they have no choice.
b. the nation's population is aging with more time and money to travel.
c. tourism provides many decent jobs for non-college educated workforce.
d. All of these choices.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT true about Mexico's parastatal sector?
a. The development of this sector came about in large part because of the government's post-1940 development strategy.
b. This sector has generally grown smaller since the 1980s due to economic policy reforms.
c. Some core components of the sector will likely remain in government hands for the foreseeable future.
d. This sector has been limited to industries involved in heavy manufacturing and the energy sector.
e. There exists an influential bloc of nationalists who view public ownership of key industries as symbolically important.
