Once the problem of subsistence food growing had been solved,regional growth resulted in which of the following?

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Once subsistence food growing was no longer a problem, regions were able to focus on developing export activity. This resulted in economic growth through increased trade and specialization in certain industries. Balanced growth across all sectors of the economy and faltering secondary industrial growth are not necessarily a direct result of solving the problem of subsistence food growing. Increased import growth and decreased export growth may also occur if a region does not adequately address the issue of food shortages.

Once the Problem of Subsistence Food Growing Had Been Solved,regional