History · The Making of a Global World
Why did multinational corporations (MNCs) begin shifting production activities to Asian countries like China during the late 1970s and 1980s? I. The low-cost economic structure of these newly industrializing nations. II. The desire to escape high protective import tariffs in their domestic Western markets. III. The widespread availability of exceptionally high-wage skilled labour. IV. The abundance of relatively low-wage workforce in these developing countries.
- 1I, III, and IV
- 2I, II, and IV✓
- 3II, III, and IV
- 4I, II, and III
Correct answer
I, II, and IV
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