Read the following passage. Then, in the spaces provided, write the letter of the most logical answer to each question, based on the information given in the passage.1 Suppose a man works six or seven days a week in a factory, trying to support his family, but never seems to be able to make ends meet. 2 If he analyzed his situation rationally, he would probably blame the well-to-do generally, and his employers specifically, for failing to pay him an adequate wage. 3 But these people have the power to cut off his income; to oppose them openly would be self-destructive.4 He could also blame himself for his financial problems, but this too makes him uncomfortable.5 Instead, he looks to the immigrants who have begun working in his factory. 6 He doesn’t really know them, but he suspects they’re willing to work for low wages and that many other immigrants are eager to take his job. 7 By a process of twisted logic, he blames these people for his poverty. 8 Soon he is exchanging rumors about “them” with his cronies and supporting efforts to close the border.9 Hating immigrants makes the man and his friends feel a little better. We can infer that the author of the passage thinks ______A. Factory workers are not good at managing money.B. All factory workers are underpaid.C. The man in the example is underpaid.