In Her Book Nickeled and Dimed , Ehrenreich Tells of a Colleague

Multiple Choice

In her book Nickeled and Dimed , Ehrenreich tells of a colleague who becomes "frantic about a painfully impacted wisdom tooth and keeps making calls from our house (we are cleaning) to try and locate a source of free dental care." This example illustrates

A) one of the many ways inequality is enacted.
B) ideas of comparable worth.
C) a socialist system of welfare.
D) relative poverty.