Stephen DeCanio's Economic Model Suggests That African Americans Who Had

Stephen DeCanio's economic model suggests that African Americans who had no significant material property because of slavery, and who were emancipated without the promised arable land, were collectively fated to endure major long-term economic inequality compared to whites:

A) even if they had experienced favorable employment conditions, which they did not.
B) because the initial gap in land access would have produced by itself most of the gap in income between blacks and whites throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
C) because this huge racial disparity has been passed along to subsequent generations, to the present.
D) All the above