A Person Who Has Fallen for the Broken Window Fallacy

A person who has fallen for the broken window fallacy might make which of the following claims?

A) To break a window is to ask for seven years of bad luck.
B) Scientific thinking would never advance if it were not for the inadvertent breaking down of old ways of thinking.
C) Any activity which entails an unintended consequence is not worth pursuing.
D) The construction boom in the Gulf Coast states following the catastrophic Hurricane Katrina of 2005 proves that hurricanes eventually increase incomes in affected regions.