Throughout its history, Mexico has had various growth asymmetries in regional terms. In 2019, the economy in general experienced a decrease in GDP. In state terms, the states that grew the least were Baja California Sur, Tabasco, Oaxaca, Zacatecas and Campeche, while Tlaxcala, Colima, Chihuahua, Baja California and Nuevo Len were the states with the highest growth in their economies. In that same year, the primary sector showed economic growth of 0.4%, the secondary sector had a drop of -1.7%, encouraged by a drop in mining construction with -5.1% and construction with -4.9%. For its part, the tertiary sector grew by 0.2%, although with mixed results in terms of trade, since wholesale trade fell -3.9% and retail trade grew 2.9%. Based on the above information, do the following: to.

a. Determines the economic factors that could arise and favor a greater asymmetry in the economic growth of the country in regional terms

b. Determines the aspects that could impact the growth of sectoral GDP between states

c. Explains the way in which the business environment of our country affects the economic differences between the regions