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There is no doubt that countries with different cultures will recognize that culture and development are not only fundamental but also inevitable for sustainable economic development. The culture and development processes should be regarded as indistinguishable, like paired body parts such as wings, hands, and legs. Some historians and economists also believe that it is a problem if there is a difference between the pair, but not as much a problem as if there were no pair at all. The embedded cultural values and moral implications of individuals and communities are the basis for the socio-economic development of any nation. |
