The main manifestations of the misunderstanding of the traditional concept of development are ().

Answer: A, C, E

The traditional concept of development equates development with economic development, emphasizes the growth of material wealth, ignores the all-round development of human beings and the all-round progress of society, simply regards the growth of GDP as the core yardstick to measure economic and social development, ignores the indicators of humanity, resources and environment, and simply regards nature as the object for human survival and development, ignoring the fact that nature is the basis for human survival and development. The traditional economic view, which is also the mainstream economic view so far, holds that economic production is an activity and process in which people linked by certain production relations create material materials through transformation. The main criteria to measure the efficiency and level of this economic production are output and output value. The higher the output value, the greater the output, which shows that the more wealth people ask for from nature, the stronger their ability and the greater their political achievements. As for whether nature can supply human resources and wealth indefinitely, people in the agricultural age rarely consider it.