Author Question: Compare post-World War II development policies in South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan. What will be an ... (Read 64 times)

jessicacav

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Compare post-World War II development policies in South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

In Latin America from 1600 to 1900 the vast majority of families lived on farms, people were very poor, and many were malnourished. The next stage of demographic transition should be followed by a period where ________.
 
  A) improved economic conditions relieve food shortages, health care and the death rate declines
  B) population growth rates declined as people lived longer and were more wealthy, well-nourished and educated
  C) the population stabilizes and the movement toward zero population growth continues
  D) clean water, less disease, and higher literacy contributed to lower birth rates
  E) yellow fever and malaria are widespread and the survival ages is less than 30 years old


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Answer to Question 1

Answers should mention import substitution, democracy, public-private joint ventures, and American aid.

Answer to Question 2

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