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In a transitioning economy, what is a downside of rapid economic growth?
Rapid economic growth can be difficult to regulate.
Rapid economic growth benefits only the wealthy.
Rapid economic growth usually leads to a crash.
Rapid economic growth may stifle cultural growth.
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Rapid economic growth can be difficult to regulate.
Explanation: In a transitioning economy institutions and regulations often lag behind the pace of change, which can lead to problems like environmental damage, corruption, overheating or financial instability.
Explanation: In a transitioning economy institutions and regulations often lag behind the pace of change, which can lead to problems like environmental damage, corruption, overheating or financial instability.
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