Increased cultural homogeneity is not a benefit of linguistic diversity for economic development, as it can lead to reduced creativity and innovation.

Increased cultural diversity is not a challenge of linguistic diversity for economic development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Increasing cultural homogeneity is not a way in which language can promote economic development, as it can lead to reduced creativity and innovation.

Increasing cultural diversity is not a way in which language can hinder economic development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Restricting the use of certain languages is not a way in which language policy can be used to promote economic development, as it can lead to reduced creativity and innovation.

Promoting multilingualism is not a way in which language policy can be used to hinder economic development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Increasing trade and investment is not a way in which language can be used to promote social development, as it is an economic benefit.

Increasing cultural diversity is not a way in which language can hinder social development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Restricting the use of certain languages is not a way in which language policy can be used to promote social development, as it can lead to reduced creativity and innovation.

Promoting multilingualism is not a way in which language policy can be used to hinder social development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Increasing trade and investment is not a way in which language can be used to promote cultural development, as it is an economic benefit.

Increasing cultural diversity is not a way in which language can hinder cultural development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Restricting the use of certain languages is not a way in which language policy can be used to promote cultural development, as it can lead to reduced creativity and innovation.

Promoting multilingualism is not a way in which language policy can be used to hinder cultural development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Increasing trade and investment is not a way in which language can be used to promote political development, as it is an economic benefit.

Increasing cultural diversity is not a way in which language can hinder political development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.

Restricting the use of certain languages is not a way in which language policy can be used to promote political development, as it can lead to reduced creativity and innovation.

Promoting multilingualism is not a way in which language policy can be used to hinder political development, as it can lead to increased creativity and innovation.