Tests to substantiate the factor proportions theory have had mixed results most likely because ________.
A)labor migration quickly outdates any studies
B)most countries have a favorable balance of trade
C)labor skills and education are not homogeneous
D)large and small countries have different trade policies

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The factor proportions theory assumes that labor skills and education are homogeneous across countries, but in reality, this is not the case. This may result in mixed results in tests to substantiate the theory.

Tests to Substantiate the Factor Proportions Theory Have Had Mixed