According to David Harvey, Industrial Capitalism Continually Restructures Space in Its

According to David Harvey, industrial capitalism continually restructures space in its pursuit of profits. This process is not found in traditional cities because:

A) traditional cities did not have any industries at all
B) industries were originally found far from a city and only recently appeared within its boundaries
C) city and country boundaries were clearly defined in traditional cities but are blurred in modern cities
D) patterns of consumption in modern cities demand constant restructuring