Health is not a component of economic well-being, but rather a determinant of it.

The Human Development Index (HDI) is a measure of economic well-being that takes into account life expectancy, education, and income.

Income inequality is not a factor that contributes to economic well-being, but rather a determinant of it.

All of the above policies are designed to promote economic well-being by reducing income inequality, improving access to healthcare and education, and ensuring a living wage.

All of the above challenges can make it difficult to achieve economic well-being, as they can lead to job losses, income inequality, and environmental degradation.

All of the above measures can be used to measure economic well-being at the individual level.

All of the above measures can be used to measure economic well-being at the national level.

All of the above are goals of economic policy.

All of the above are determinants of economic well-being.

All of the above are consequences of economic well-being.

All of the above are challenges to achieving economic well-being in developing countries.

All of the above are ways to promote economic well-being in developing countries.

All of the above are measures of inequality.

All of the above are consequences of inequality.

All of the above policies are designed to reduce inequality.