Which of the Following Is TRUE of the Ways in Which

Which of the following is TRUE of the ways in which competing groups are organized in the social welfare policy arena?

A) The elderly are relatively well organized and often have the resources to wield significant influence in support of programs they favor.
B) The elderly are relatively unorganized and have few resources to wield significant influence in support of programs they favor.
C) Compared to other groups,the poor are relatively well organized and are often successful demanding generous benefits from the government.
D) There are few differences in political organization between the elderly and the poor; both groups,on average,are equally as successful in wielding political influence in social policymaking domains.
E) On rare occasions in which the government expands social benefits,they are often quickly and easily taken away.