Which of the following was a consequence of the early-eighteenth-century consumer revolution in Europe? A Millions of Europeans lost their jobs as the influx of colonial products reduced the need for European-made goods B The demand for consumer goods such as housewares rose dramatically as ordinary people gained more disposable income, leading to job creation C The gap between rich and poor widened dramatically as the wealthy became conspicuous consumers, while the poor could not afford to buy goods D Productivity and wealth decreased as a result of the influx of goods like coffee and opium that promoted leisure and often led to intoxication