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important information
Capital investment is not the
only factor that causes
economic growth.
Improvements in farming had a
dramatic social and economic
impact on Britain.
Korean parents focused on their
children’s education.
Korea invested in growing
industries such as steel, ships,
automobiles, petrochemistry,
and semiconductors.
Korea dealt with financial crisis
throughout the years but
managed to combat it through
the gold-collecting campaign.
Investors globally are looking
for high-tech companies that
have good exposure to the
growing market.
By the end of the 18th century,
farming was not only about
providing and satisfying the
basic food and clothing needs of
the community.
Why do these highlights tell
you about?
Government policies can
improve human capital and
would eventually increase
growth.
The changes in ways of farming
allowed few people to produce
more food which is beneficial
for consumers.
They believed that education is
crucial in making their economy
grow despite the hardships of
going to school.
With their continuous
perseverance in these
industries, the country made
extraordinary economic growth
and success.
Citizens willingly gave their
possessions in order to help the
country rise from the economic
crisis.
The Korean markets are
improving the world economy
through innovations in e-
commerce and social media.
We developed agriculture into a
commercial opportunity to sell
the increasing food service to
emerging local and foreign
markets
What questions can you
relate these highlights with?
Is there an increase in economic
growth through government
policies in the Philippines? What
are the plausible policies that
are currently applied in the
country right now?
Farming is such a significant
issue in our country. Will there
be a change in how the
government manages the
struggling agricultural sector?
How does education directly
affect the boost in the
economy?
How did the Korean citizens
handle their poverty with such
loyalty and devotedness to the
country? Were their sacrifices
worth it?
What are the ways in which
Korea is taking the world
economy by storm? Did they
make any breakthrough in their
technological innovations?
If the agricultural revolution did
not happen, would there still be
an equal food supply
distribution in Britain?