According to the World Bank, some nations have been more successful than others in implementing key elements of change and bringing about a higher standard of living for their citizens. Which of the following factors was not cited as visible signs of problems in the transition toward a free market economy?

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The other three choices (A, C, and D) are all cited by the World Bank as visible signs of problems in the transition toward a free market economy. High rates of inflation can lead to economic instability, a growing gap between the rich and the poor can lead to social and political unrest, and homeless children are a sign of poverty and lack of social welfare programs. However, high life-expectancy rates are not typically seen as a sign of problems in the transition toward a free market economy. In fact, a higher standard of living and improved healthcare systems in these countries may contribute to higher life expectancy rates.

According to the World Bank, Some Nations Have Been More