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The closing of plants and factories because of their obsolescence or employment of cheaper workers in other nations is known as:
capital flight
capital destabilization
deindustrialization
reindustrialization
- Capital Flight: This refers to a large-scale exit of financial assets from a country due to economic instability or unfavorable conditions.
- Capital Destabilization: This term is less commonly used and not generally recognized in economic discussions. It could imply a disturbance in capital markets or financial systems but does not directly relate to closing factories.
- Deindustrialization: This is the process of shutting down manufacturing plants because they are outdated or due to the relocation of jobs to countries with cheaper labor.
- Reindustrialization: This is the effort to revitalize and rebuild the manufacturing sector within a country.
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