Government spending on child development promotes economic productivity by ________
A) encouraging research and development
B) increasing national savings
C) increasing human capital
D) building infrastructure
C
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a. specialized in grain production. b. specialized in production of fresh fruits and vegetables. c. switched their emphasis from grain production to dairy farming. d. earned high profits by raising cattle for beef production.
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