D) Israel spends approximately 10% of its GDP on education while Iran spends 4.6% of its GDP.
Israel spends 10% of its national GDP on education compared with the nation of Iran, where only 4.6% of the GDP is budgeted for schools. It is a logical conclusion that Israel would have higher literacy rates than the nation of Iran.
Answer: B) To prohibit charging excess interest on loans.
Without these laws in place, price gouging (more or less) is very possible. Though with things like high interest rate on credit cards, it's a bit vague and unclear just what constitutes "unreasonable" in terms of how high the rate gets. It seems subjective in my opinion.
Quotient, or Intelligence Quotient (also known as IQ).
