"More than 64% say they are employed full-time or part-time. Most say they are in reasonably good health and have a satisfying religious or spiritual life. They own a home and at least two cars, and they are able to take vacations. By international standards, they live a life of prosperity. Yet behind this prosperity is a growing unease. Half of the employed respondents say that they’ve experienced either increased health-care costs or a cut in health benefits over the last three years, and 39% have had cuts in their overtime, raises or bonuses." (par. 5-6) In this example, what opposing argument is Wallechinsky refuting?

a
That people are secure once they have achieved many of the things associated with the American Dream.
b
That Americans are more prosperous than citizens of other countries.
c
That Americans know how to take care of themselves health-wise.
d
That the American Dream includes a job, a satisfying life, a home, cars, and family vacations.