If only the earning member's opinion is accepted in family decisions, what is wrong from broader democracy's view?

Correct answer: Wealth is made the basis of dignity and voice

Correct answer: A — wealth is being made the basis of dignity and voice. Democracy is not limited to elections or government offices; it also means treating people as equal members whose views deserve consideration. Earning money may give a person an economic responsibility, but it does not make that person's opinion automatically more valuable. A fair family discussion should allow members to express their views, listen to one another, and decide with respect for everyone affected. Option A is correct because it identifies the unfair link between income and voice. Option B only describes cooking and has no connection with equality. Option C merely states that people live in a family and says nothing about decision-making. Option D says only that the decision was made at home, not whether the process was fair. Memory cue: money can create responsibility, but it does not create unequal human worth.