One implication of Walt Rostow's work, "Stages of Economic Growth" is that ______.
A) development is not an evolutionary process
B) development should follow Western model of free enterprise
C) development should create a society in which all are equal
D) development should lead to underdevelopment

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Walt Rostow's "Stages of Economic Growth" promotes the idea that all countries can and should follow the Western model of free enterprise in order to reach economic development. This means that economic growth should be driven by market forces and private enterprise, rather than relying on government intervention or aid. Rostow believed that development would lead to increased individualism and democracy, but did not emphasize the importance of creating a society in which all are equal.

One Implication of Walt Rostow's Work, "Stages of Economic Growth