A country has reached a level of economic development where the manufacturing of both semidurable and nondurable consumer goods has just begun. Also, the goods demanded relate to equipment and supplies to support manufacturing. In which stage of Rostow's five-stage model of economic growth does the country fit?

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The takeoff stage in Rostow's model is characterized by the development of manufacturing, where a country begins to produce more of its own goods, including semidurable and nondurable consumer goods, and starts to require equipment and supplies for further manufacturing growth.

A Country Has Reached a Level of Economic Development Where