In Gans's Essay, the "Underclass" Is

In Gans's essay, the "underclass" is

A) composed of creative and entrepreneurial people who provide the energy for economic growth, but have no control over the economy.
B) a misguided term that falsely describes persistently poor people as responsible for their poverty due to behavior that they are unwilling to change.
C) any immigrant group that begins at the bottom of the stratification system and pushes its way into the middle class.
D) the invisible middle class-unrecognized in society but paying most of the taxes.