When Referring to the McDonaldization of the Welfare System, Which

When referring to the McDonaldization of the welfare system, which of the following best describes what this means?

A) Management of welfare caseloads is efficient, manageable, and calculable, with little room for flexibility.
B) Each welfare recipient is given coupons monthly for their families to eat at McDonald's.
C) The welfare system is based on the idea that the nutritional value of food is not important, but the quickness of the system which provides them with the food takes precedence.
D) Since welfare only provides for the poorest segment of the American population, the amount of money each mother is given is meted out according to the average meal at McDonald's per day.