Each year, the united nations development program (undp) rates a nation's development according to the human development index (hdi). the hdi measures the human development in a country based on certain factors. which is not a factor the index uses? question 1 options:

The Human Development Index is measured according to your life expectancy, education, and per capita income. If you have the list of possible answers and there are things that are not one of these three, then that's what your answer is.  The HDI statistics vary a bit though in countries where there's inequality of any kind and this inequality is then taken into consideration.