Fischer and Benson's Discussion of the Way Mayan Farmers Cope

Fischer and Benson's discussion of the way Mayan farmers cope with dangerous and ambiguous circumstances in post-Peace Accords Guatemala emphasizes that

A) By defining satisfaction in terms of limit points they themselves identify, they are able to see themselves as having successfully satisfied at least some desires of their own choosing.
B) When Mayan farmers are forced again and again to settle for less profit on their broccoli, it is difficult for them to avoid the conclusion that they are being shortchanged.
C) The hegemonic process is an ambivalent, open-ended, never fully closed field of struggle.
D) All of the above.