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What conclusion follows if a country with high GDP also has a very high infant mortality rate?

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Correct answer: GDP alone is not a sufficient measure of human welfare

GDP records the value of production, but it does not directly show how income is distributed or whether people receive effective health, nutrition, sanitation, and medical services. A high GDP can therefore coexist with very poor infant-survival outcomes. Infant mortality is an important social and health indicator, so the evidence shows that GDP alone is insufficient for judging welfare. Option A is correct; B denies a clear welfare connection, C makes an unjustified guarantee, and D does not follow at all.

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Gdp And WelfareInfant MortalityHealth IndicatorsHuman DevelopmentNational Income And Related AggregatesEconomicsClass 11 Mcq

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