As Part of the Economy of Dignity, Low-Income Parents ______

As part of the economy of dignity, low-income parents ______.

A) often worked extra hours or sacrificed basic needs like clothes, food, or rent, in order to purchase commercial items for their children so that they wouldn't feel left out or neglected
B) were not able to buy their children extra commodities because of the importance of food, clothes, and rent
C) did not place importance on "Frivolous" items like name-brand clothes or Halloween costumes
D) managed their children's expectations of care by spending more time with them