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Of the countries listed, which has the lowest share of its population living on under $1 a day?

Correct answer B. China

Explanation

China's rapid economic growth since the 1980s lifted hundreds of millions out of extreme poverty, leaving a far smaller share below $1 a day than the other countries.

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