A. An effective outline states whether reference sources are credible or biased.
Based on the fact that this relates to Texas, the most likely reason for the change is D. The relocation of businesses.
<h3>Why would businesses relocate to Texas?</h3>
The table is not included but based on the fact that the question is about Texas, business relocation is most likely the answer.
Texas has tax friendly policies and a lower cost of living which has led to many companies moving there. This has increased the economic power of Texas.
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