Which of the following is a complaint leveled against the theory of Homo economicus posited by certain economists in the late 19th century? A. It assumes that the average person knows a lot more about the general workings of the economy than he or she actually does. B. It assumes that humans experience a proportional and linear emotional response to all risks and rewards. C. It assumes that the primary impetus behind human decision-making is not predicated on ethics or cultural mores.