What might explain why in some lower-income nations, such as Mexico, there are low levels of capital inflows?
A) the reluctance of the government to allow higher levels of capital inflows
B) the low return on capital
C) the existence of different production functions, which would indicate a lower marginal product of capital
D) identical production functions but other constraints on capital transfers
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