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Explain the role played by technological change in classical growth theory, neoclassical growth theory, and new growth theory.
Erythro
A descriptor in stereochemistry denoting molecules with similar substituents on the same side in a Fisher projection.
Threo
Refers to a specific stereochemical configuration in certain molecules where two substituents are on opposite sides of a molecule, often used in the context of sugar chemistry.
D-Glucopyranose
A cyclic form of glucose with a six-membered ring, it is a common form of glucose found in nature.
L-Galactopyranose
A monosaccharide sugar molecule with the pyranose ring form of galactose, essential in various biological processes.
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