The Economic Marginalization Hypothesis

Multiple Choice

The economic marginalization hypothesis:

A) asserts that increased participation in the work force affords women greater opportunities to commit job-related crime
B) suggests that women's "motivation to kill" arises from the exploitation, frustration, and dependency that comes from the traditional housewife role
C) concludes that with the decrease in sex-segregated roles, we should eventually see a convergence of male and female crime rates
D) asserts that both increasing crime and growing poverty rates among women are indirectly related to the women's liberation movement