Based on the given data and human development indicators for 2013, we can determine the standard of living for each country as follows:
1. Norway:
- Life expectancy: 81.3 years
- Years of education: 12.6 years
Both life expectancy and years of education in Norway are quite high. High values in these indicators typically denote a high standard of living. Thus, Norway has a high standard of living.
2. Greece:
- Life expectancy: 80 years
- Years of education: 10.1 years
Greece has relatively high values for both indicators, though not as high as Norway. These values suggest that Greece has a decent standard of living, falling into a mid-range category.
3. Colombia:
- Life expectancy: 73.9 years
- Years of education: 7.3 years
Colombia's values are lower compared to Norway and Greece; however, they are not extremely low. This suggests a mid-range standard of living.
4. Mali:
- Life expectancy: 51.9 years
- Years of education: 2 years
Both indicators for Mali are significantly low, which are indicative of a low standard of living.
Based on this detailed analysis:
- Colombia has a mid-range standard of living.
- Greece also has a mid-range standard of living.
- Mali has a low standard of living.
- Norway has a high standard of living.
Therefore, the analyses can be summarized:
- The statement "Colombia has a very high standard of living" is incorrect.
- The statement "Greece has a low standard of living" is incorrect.
- The statement "Mali has a low standard of living" is correct.
- The statement "Norway has a mid-range standard of living" is incorrect.
