Match each stage of Rostow's five-stage model of economic development in the left column to its corresponding description in the right column. Drag and drop application. Stage 1, the traditional society Stage 1, the traditional society drop zone empty. Stage 2, preconditions for takeoff Stage 2, preconditions for takeoff drop zone empty. Stage 3, takeoff Stage 3, takeoff drop zone empty. Stage 4, drive to maturity Stage 4, drive to maturity drop zone empty. Stage 5, the age of mass consumption Stage 5, the age of mass consumption drop zone empty. Semidurable and nondurable consumer goods are manufactured. Customers want to buy equipment and supplies for their business operations. Some manufacturing starts up, and infrastructure is being built to support it. The most significant industrial demand is based on extraction of natural resources. Businesses design products and hone their manufacturing techniques. Recently industrialized countries make inexpensive consumer and industrial products