Walt W. Rostow's take-off stage included which of the following characteristics:
A) switching to large-scale agriculture and industry
B) rapid urbanization and social change
C) significant investments in basic services such as electrification, roads, and seaports
D) improvements in education systems
E) All of the above

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Walt W. Rostow's take-off stage of economic growth involves a period where a society begins to invest significantly in industrialization, leading to rapid urbanization, social changes, and improvements in infrastructure and education. This stage is characterized by a shift towards more organized and large-scale production in both agriculture and industry, making all the listed options correct characteristics of the take-off stage.

Walt W Rostow's Take-Off Stage Included Which of the Following Characteristics