Although many of the poorest countries in the world are found in sub-Saharan Africa, the worst places to live on Earth are those ravaged by natural disasters and war Since 2011 (yes, for over a decade), Syria has been involved in a civil war that has killed over 500,000 people (including 25,000 children) through airstrikes, gunfire, and possibly chemical weapons. One third of hospitals and 2/3 of hospital staff have fled or been laid off. Many buildings and cities have been reduced to rubble, with an estimated rebuilding cost of $200 billion. Finally, about 25% of Syria's pre-war population has fled the country, creating one of the worst refugee crises in history Suppose that the war in Syria ended today and the new government was committed to rebuilding the country. Classify each of the investments below according to whether they would stimulate economic growth, economic development, or neither 1. Construction of new buildings (especially in hard-hit Aleppo and Raqqa) would stimulate economic 2. Adequate sewage and sanitation systems would stimulate economic by reducing disease 3. Rebuilding hospitals would stimulate economic 4. Foreign stocks would stimulate economic 5. Electrical grids to restore power would stimulate economic 6. National defense and military spending would stimulate economic | 7. Highways would stimulate economic by helping heal workers by generating income by allowing businesses to operate by allowing trucks to deliver materials across the country by building new infrastructure