Feminization of Poverty Refers to the Trend in the United

Feminization of poverty refers to the trend in the United States since World War II in which ________.

A) median earnings of full-time female workers is more than male workers
B) women account for a growing proportion of people living in poverty
C) a growing proportion of women in better-paying nontraditional professions are leaving behind poverty
D) the narrowing of the female-male wage gap is due to men's wages leveling off