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Can technology transfer or technology acquisition enable an economy skip early stages stipulated by Rostow and still achieve sustainable growth?
Please, see summary of Rostow's 5 Stages below:
Below is a detailed outline of Rostow's 5 Stages:
• Traditional society
o characterized by subsistence agriculture or hunting & gathering; almost wholly a "primary" sector economy
o limited technology;
o A static or 'rigid' society: lack of class or individual economic mobility, with stability prioritized and change seen negatively
• Pre-conditions to "take-off"
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o widespread and enhanced investment in changes to the physical environment to expand production (i.e. irrigation, canals, ports)
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