In the Mid-1990s, Latin America's Population

In the mid-1990s, Latin America's population

A) barely increased, given the high death rate due to disease and infant mortality.
B) remained overwhelmingly in the countryside because urban areas offered little or no economic opportunity.
C) was often very poor, with per capita incomes lagging far behind those of industrialized societies.
D) had a relatively equal distribution of income, with no great extremes of wealth or poverty.