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Use the data below to make the proper conclusion for question #4.
South Africa
Per Capita GDP: $11,600
Literacy Rate: 93%
Nigeria
Per Capita GDP: $1,900
Literacy Rate: 61.3%
What conclusion can be drawn from the data in the chart above?
A. The standard of living in Nigeria is higher than in South Africa.
B. South Africa is a poorer country than Nigeria.
C. Nigeria's government invests more in education than South Africa.
D. The standard of living in South Africa is higher than in Nigeria.
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