_______________ As late as 1930 only one in five children went to school. Because of high inflation in the second half of the 20th century and chaotic government finances in 1980 –94, there was not enough investment in schools and hospitals. Even now, the basic indicators of health cares and education in Brazil still come near the bottom in the international comparisons.
(A) Brazil spends about three times as much per person on health as China does.
(B) Brazil’s government now has more resources to draw on for its health care and education.
(C) Brazil’s GDP in the previous year has climbed up to 36 %.
(D) Brazil was a late starter in public provision of both health care and schooling.