How has China’s rapid industrialization in the last 40 years impacted the standard of living in the country?(1 point)

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Responses

The standard of living in China has risen, even as agriculture has disappeared and been replaced by manufacturing.
The standard of living in China has risen, even as agriculture has disappeared and been replaced by manufacturing.

The standard of living in China has improved because of their adoption of sustainable development practices.
The standard of living in China has improved because of their adoption of sustainable development practices.

The standard of living in China has improved; however, there have been environmental costs, including pollution in cities.
The standard of living in China has improved; however, there have been environmental costs, including pollution in cities.

The standard of living in China has fallen; however, China’s manufacturing sector has grown generating wealth.

Answer 1

The most accurate response is:

"The standard of living in China has improved; however, there have been environmental costs, including pollution in cities."

This statement reflects the dual nature of China's rapid industrialization: while it has led to significant economic growth and improvements in living standards for many people, it has also resulted in substantial environmental challenges, including air and water pollution.