The Calculation of the Second Pearson Correlation Coefficient Revealed That

The calculation of the second Pearson Correlation Coefficient revealed that per capita income may be more significantly correlated with life expectancy across countries than is the case for life expectancy and the percent of GDP spent on health care. This case study suggests that:

A) The "narrative" surrounding how well the American health care system functions may need to change.
B) The current charges that the U.S.'s health care system functions "poorly" are fully supported
C) Both of the above are correct.
D) None of the above are correct.