Alan belongs to a poor family. He has not been able to find good employment opportunities. Political parties have not addressed the problems of Alan's community because it cannot afford to finance such political campaigns. Alan, like several other members of his neighborhood, is a victim of inequalities of wealth and power that a capitalist economy has created. Alan plans to resort to petty crimes to support his family. Which of these criminological theories addresses the problem that Alan is facing? A. routine activity theory B. labeling theory C. conflict theory D. classical theory E. life course theory