Why are "growth" and "development" NOT interchangeable terms?
A) "Growth" normally refers to the standard of living, while "development" normally refers
to the economic system in a country.
B) "Growth" normally refers to the economic system, while "development" normally refers to
the political system in a country.
C) "Growth" normally refers to improvements, while "development" usually refers to an
increase in the size of a system.
D) "Growth" normally refers to the increase in agricultural output, while "development"
usually refers to the improvement in the educational system of a country.
E) "Growth" normally refers to increase in the size of the system, while "development"
usually refers to improvements.
E) "Growth" normally refers to increase in the size of the system, while "development"
usually refers to improvements.
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breakup of Pangaea? What will be an ideal response?
The boundary between the steep part and the flat part of a beach is called
A) a berm. B) a beach face. C) a berm crest. D) a wave-cut platform.
What makes up about 70% of the Earth's total volume, as it relates to the Earth's structure?
A) crust B) oceanic crust C) mantle D) lithosphere E) magma
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a. littoral bars b. longshore bars c. berms d. beach scarps