Although families throughout society are changing as a result of macroeconomic forces, the changes are most profound among __________.
A. upper-class families, who are making more money than ever
B. middle-class families, who find it hard to afford college for their children
C. working-class families, who are being fired or laid off in disproportionate numbers
D. low-income families, although they are accustomed to hard times
Answer: C
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a. true b. false
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