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Why has the U.S. trade deficit grown so rapidly since the end of World War II?

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A. Free trade has made it cheaper to produce products abroad rather
than making them in the United States
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B. Costly international environmental regulations have made
American manufacturers less productive.
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C. Trade organizations like OPEC have refused to provide the United
States with valuable natural resources.
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D. Globalization has forced the United States to lend huge amounts
of money to poorer countries.

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Answer:

The answer is A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Free flows of capital to countries with lower costs of production is a major development in the globalization era. In many industries, the US labor is too expensive, taxes are higher and other productions costs, too. That´s why many corporations have moved to China and many developing countries to take advantage of lower costs and other benefits.

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