Pea Nieto's candidacy during the 2012 Mexican presidential election reflected
a. the influence of the U.S. government in Mexican elections.
b. a return to the old pattern of Mexican presidents selecting their successors.
c. the prominence state governors had gained in the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) during the years the party had been out of power at the national level.
d. the prominence Mexico's lower legislatures had gained in recent years within Mexican politics.
e. the continuing power of the Mexican military in national politics.
Question 2
Statistics show that between _________ and _________ percent of new jobs come from existing firms expanding in their home state and startup businessesnot from relocating businesses.
a. 30; 40
b. 10; 30
c. 50; 60
d. 80; 90
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