The United States has a Human Development Index (HDI) of .914 and a Gross National Income of $53,750 per capita. Cuba has a Human Development Index of .815 but a Gross National Income of only $18,520 per capita. What is the most likely explanation for Cuba's relatively high Human Development Index (HDI)? Question 1 options: Cuba ranks high in one or more of the following indicators: life expectancy, gender equality, literacy, and educational attainment Cuba's currency is undervalued, thereby understating the actual income level of Cubans. Gross National Income is not a factor used in calculating the Human Development Index. Cuba's low Total Fertility Rate of 1.7 children per woman of child-bearing age limits economic growth