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In recent years, a number of large companies have closed down part or entirely their business activity in the UKand moved overseas. Explain in details the reasons associated with such decisions and their impact upon International Trade.  

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In recent years, a number of large companies have closed down part or entirely their business activity in the UK and moved overseas. Explain in details the reasons associated with such decisions and their impact upon International Trade. In recent years a number of large companies have closed down some or all of their business activities in the UK and moved overseas, many to countries with emerging economies in areas such as the Far East. These countries can offer company's significantly lower operating costs than the UK, because they have significantly lower labour costs. For example the average UK labour wage is £4.10 compared with £1.50 in Malaysia. There is also a greater availability of labour, with demographers predicting that populations will grow much faster in developing countries than their industrial counterparts. Industrial countries trends indicate there will be fewer people to do the productive work in society, as a result of...

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