Mexican GDP per capita (measured in US Dollars) 1970: $ 670 1980: $ 2,800 1990: $ 3,600 2000: $ 5,600 2010: $ 8,700 Using the information provided, which statement is MOST likely correct regarding Mexico's economy? A) The standard of living had declined. B) There has been investment in education. C) People only live close to the U. S. border. D) Mexico has a steadily increasing unemployment rate.

Question

History

Brenda Ochoa

28 February, 21:44

Mexican GDP per capita (measured in US Dollars) 1970: $ 670 1980: $ 2,800 1990: $ 3,600 2000: $ 5,600 2010: $ 8,700 Using the information provided, which statement is MOST likely correct regarding Mexico's economy? A) The standard of living had declined. B) There has been investment in education. C) People only live close to the U. S. border. D) Mexico has a steadily increasing unemployment rate.

+1

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Justin Walsh · Answer 1

Answer:B) There has been investment in education.

Explanation:Of the choices, you can deduce that in Mexico there has been investment in education. Rising GDP (Gross National Product) per capita can be a sign of many things, but of the choices listed, improvement and spending in education would make the most sense.

Josue Mccoy · Answer 2

b) There has been investment in education

Explanation:

GDP Per Capita is increasing with the passage of time which means standard of living is improving and that is possible only if there is investment in education.