Question

Based on the data for China, what conclusion can be made about the relationship between GDP and human development? GDP directly correlates to standard of living. A high GDP does not guarantee a high standard of living. A lower human development ranking does not impact productivity. A high human development ranking increases the GDP ranking.

Answer 1

From the data given by China and other economic sources, we can infer that  A high GDP does not guarantee a high standard of living.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

• Is the total dollar value production a country has in a given year.
• Is used as a measure of economic growth with a higher GDP signifying a better economy.

GDP however does not always mean that standards of living are improving because the citizens of the country don't always benefit from the improved production. They could still be getting low wages whilst the increase in production benefits the rich.

In conclusion, option B is correct.

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Answer 2

Answer:

A high GDP does not guarantee a high standard of living.

Explanation:

Correct on edge