Which of the Following Statements About the Information Age Is

Which of the following statements about the Information Age is true?

A) As the world civilizations were sequentially moving through the Stone, Agricultural, Industrial and Informational ages, the average life expectancy has been slowly but steadily increasing.
B) Improvements in the quality of goods and services in the informational age are not easily captured by the common measures of nations' economic output, such as GDP.
C) Modern economists predict that somewhere around the year 2100 most countries in the word will attain the status of a developed country, with population growth rates in such countries stabilizing around 6%.
D) During the Information Age, the Malthusian Hypothesis still dominates thinking on population trends.
E) The examples of sharp declines in life expectancy and negative population growth rates can now be found only in the history of civilizations, not in the Information Age any more.