In Japan, the Market Value of the Land Is Approximately

question 56

Multiple Choice

In Japan, the market value of the land is approximately four times that of all the land in the United States, even though Japan is only about the size of California.The most likely explanation for this fact is

• A)greater demand for land in Japan relative to the supply than in the United States.
• B)land is very productive in Japan.
• C)land is not fixed in supply in the United States.
• D)Japanese workers are very productive.

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