The Economic Marginalization Hypothesis Emphasizes That Women's Increased Participation in the Labor

The economic marginalization hypothesis emphasizes that women's increased participation in the labor force:

A) has nothing to do with the causes of crime among women
B) provides women with greater opportunities to engage in economic crimes
C) has actually decreased financial resources for many women, who now rely on crime rather than men for economic survival
D) empowers women to behave more like men, including involvement in violent criminal behavior
E) has widened the gender gap in criminal offending