Detroit's Comparative Advantage in Terms of Automobile Production Included All

question 43

Multiple Choice

Detroit's comparative advantage in terms of automobile production included all of the following EXCEPT

• A) it was Henry Ford's hometown.
• B) it was previous center of the wagon and buggy industry.
• C) it was close to numerous parts-producing firms.
• D) it was close to Akron, a major rubber center.
• E) it was at the nexus of numerous transportation routes and networks.

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