What we've seen with the mobility of labor, particularly from Mexico, has enabled that industry to stay in the United States. It's entirely possible that if labor had not been mobile that parts of the industry would have to moved to other countries like Mexico.

There are a lot of people in Mexico and in the United States who are disenfranchised and are looking for a voice they can't find in the political parties.

The broadcast free-to-air TV industry has seen a proliferation of channels and the development of the enabled base of VCR/DVDs and game consoles. All of this has created massive competition for the eyeball and fragmented audiences. The changes now under way with Internet TV, mobile 3G and VOD are possibly even more profound.

Mexico is always the country that sends the most immigrants. Mexico is the leading country sending immigrants to the United States every year.

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The monarchy is a labor intensive industry.