Why has Nike (and firms like it) left South Korea?
A) Nike has decided to manufacture its products where they are sold, namely the U.S.
B) The government of South Korea has threatened to nationalize private industrial facilities.
C) South Korea's economic success has caused labor prices to become too high.
D) Because South Korea is threatening to develop nuclear weapons.
E) Civil war is making manufacturing in South Korea difficult.
C
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