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34kurt
1 year ago
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modern society is often created by several interwoven processes that include group of answer choices economic changes political

changes social changes cultural changes all of the above
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Neko [114]1 year ago
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Modern society is often created by several interwoven processes that include choices  economic changes, political changes, social changes and cultural changes.

Economic change can be defined as a shift in the economy's structure, policy, or growth. GDP can be used to measure economic growth. We can use this formula to calculate an economy's actual growth. To measure economic growth, we can look at the annual percentage increase in a country's GDP.

A community's economic development has a long-term impact. Job providers buy the goods and services they need to run their businesses, and their employees buy the goods and services they need to live.

Hence, the answer is "ALL OF THE ABOVE".

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