"Exporting Jobs" to Low-Wage Nations Has Contributed To

question 59

Multiple Choice

"Exporting jobs" to low-wage nations has contributed to:

• A)higher living standards in those countries that "export" the jobs.
• B)higher unemployment in wealthy advanced economies such as the United States.
• C)an increase in the income levels in those nations that "export" the jobs.
• D)lower standards of living in those countries to which the jobs are exported.
• E)reduced specialization in the production of goods and services.

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