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Read the following information and answer the question. Get more involved in our real world. Food inflation is a fantastic way to teach our children mathematics. Try having your child plot a graph of how incomes have grown in India for different jobs between, say, 1950 and today (engineer, doctor, maid, driver). Have them plot how costs have grown in the same period, it will be a fun exercise. By the time they finish the exercise, not only will your children learn a lot, but likely you will realize too that while our incomes have zoomed 300 times in this period, salaries of maids have probably gone up only 50 times, and costs have gone up 100 times. Your maid still has a seven day week, with no paid vacation or casual leaves and realizing just how lucky we are is often my first step towards serious philanthropy. All the following can be inferred from the above except for the one:

A) Real world problems are a good way to understand other subjects as well as have appreciation for the real world problem

B) Food inflation has affected very differently different professional over the years.

C) Though there are huge salary differences, for all the jobs/professions the increase has at least not been less than the rate of inflation over a longer period,

D) When we realize that we have been lucky, we tend to think about philanthropy and helping those who have not been so lucky.

E) Not only children, ever the parents and other adults need to understand and sensitise themselves about inequality.