Less Time for Leisure Creates a Time Crunch Which Necessitates

Multiple Choice

Less time for leisure creates a time crunch which necessitates more shopping for necessities and also as a substitute for community. This consumption perpetuates:

A) a dialogical connection between consumerism and the time crunch.
B) environmental degradation
C) workers then purchase more goods because they have less time, thus, consumerism.
D) all of the above.