Question

Why has there been a shift in South Carolina's agricultural economy?
The number of farms in South Carolina has decreased while the number of
factories has increased over the last 60 years.
Rice has reemerged in recent years as the leading cash crop of South Carolina,
causing economic growth.
The demand for agricultural workers has risen as farm machinery has become
less available due to rising costs.
South Carolina has begun importing more agricultural products than it exports
noryor for the first time in its history,

Answer 1

The shift in South Carolina's agricultural economy is because number of farms in South Carolina has decreased while the number of factories has increased over the last 60 years.

What is the South Carolina economy known for?

The state economy depends on agricultural practices especially during an d after the Civil war.

However, this have changed because number of farms in South Carolina has decreased while the number of factories has increased over the last 60 years.

Therefore, the Option A is correct

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