The human development index measures all of the following except a. insurance rates b. life expectancy c. education levels d. standards of living

A, insurance rates.

Explanation:

The Human Development Index (HDI) assess the development of a country and it is a comparison study among different nations in a particular period of time.

The key dimensions in human development are: a long and healthy life, access to education and a decent standard of living.

The health dimension measures life expectancy at birth, the education one is assessed by years spent at school and in further training facilities, the standard of living is determined by gross national income per capita.

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