All of the following statements support the idea that money does not necessarily translate into happiness, EXCEPT:
A) Residents of poor nations like Nigeria and El Salvador report high levels of happiness.
B)All nations whose inhabitants report the least happiness are also among the poorest.
C) There is very little difference in happiness ratings for Americans earning $100,000 annually compared with people who earn $50,000 annually.
D) Though the United States GDP has grown substantially since 1950, happiness ratings have not changed.

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Choice B suggests a direct correlation between poverty and unhappiness, which does not support the idea that money does not necessarily translate into happiness. Instead, it implies that lack of money (poverty) is associated with unhappiness, contrasting with the other options that suggest wealth does not guarantee happiness.

All of the Following Statements Support the Idea That Money