The Commitment to Development Index (CDI) That Measures the Quantity

The Commitment to Development Index (CDI) that measures the quantity and quality of foreign aid provided to poor countries ranked the United States low on providing direct foreign aid, but this result may be misleading because __________.

A) the index relies on questionable indicators of development such as the extent to which a country has incorporated technology in its business enterprises
B) the quality and quantity of exports that contribute to the economic development of a country are not taken into account in the data from which the index is compiled
C) the index judges development primarily on how well a country can provide military security for its population
D) the index ignores important factors such as the degree to which rich-country trade policies encourage poor-country imports and the degree to which rich countries are open to migrants from poor countries
E) the index relies on qualitative judgments to produce quantitative data, includes possibly inessential components, and may be based on a false premise.