Which of the Following Was Cited by Dobelstein Regarding Benefits

Which of the following was cited by Dobelstein regarding benefits to people living in poverty?

A) The share of cash expenditures as a portion of all income-maintenance expenditures has been increasing over the past 25 years.
B) The total federal government spending for all social programs, including cash and in-kind programs, is not enough to raise the poor above the present poverty line.
C) If the government would divert the money it spends on in-kind benefits to providing cash directly, it would spend no more and possibly spend less.
D) If the share of in-kind benefits as a portion of all income-maintenance expenditures increases, it is possible to raise the poor above the present poverty line.