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France was unable to increase the production of quality goods at home due to ______.
A．the government's reluctance to let workers leave the country
B．lack of qualified workers as a result of labor force drain
C．decrease of the quantity of quality goods produced in foreign countries
D．the precarious and discouraging situation
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