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wrbasek0

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Demographers project that the share (percentage of population) of what we now consider the working-age population in developed countries will decrease up to the year 2050. Which of the following is the most likely result of this trend?
 
  A) an increase in foreign exchange among trading blocs
  B) an increase in FDI provided by developed economies
  C) a higher percentage in per capita GDP in today's developing economies than in today's developed economies
  D) a higher percentage in per capita GDP in today's developed economies than in today's developing economies

Question 2

Which of the following best explains why U.S. firms typically place earlier and greater emphasis on expansion into Canada and the U.K.?
 
  A) most significant sales opportunities
  B) similarities in culture and legal systems
  C) availability of necessary natural resources
  D) government incentives for allied nations


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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

B



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