If the wages and productivity of U.S. workers are higher than those of Mexican workers, a Japanese company would:

A. build a plant in Mexico.
B. be indifferent about where the plant is built.
C. build a plant in the United States.
D. require more information before deciding where the plant is built.


Answer: D

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