In Explaining International Trade, the Product Life-Cycle Theory Focuses on

question 49

Multiple Choice

In explaining international trade, the product life-cycle theory focuses on

• A) local resources.
• B) the role of technological innovation.
• C) per-capita income levels of nations.
• D) the availability of unskilled labor.

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