The relocation of industries from rich to poor countries, also known as outsourcing, usually occurs because: Group of answer choices they cannot find enough workers in the core countries and are forced to look to the peripheral countries to provide labor to meet the demand for their products peripheral countries were all wealthy and politically stable the tourists of core countries were enamored by the locales they visited labor costs at home are too expensive, thus prompting their move to less wealthy countries wages paid to workers in the peripheral countries allow them to buy the products which they produce, thus creating new markets