This does not affect Terry’s argument, which focuses not on what happens after the economy begins to improve, but on how the economy improves in the first place.

This does not affect Terry’s argument. Individuals may realize the economy will eventually improve and still have no jobs or money to take advantage of lower prices.

This weakens Terry’s argument. It attacks his assumption that, in a faltering economy, there aren’t people with the resources to take advantage of lower prices and stimulate the economy enough for improvement. (C) says some people do have money to stimulate the economy.

This does not affect Terry’s argument, which specifically notes that people have no money for anything other than basic necessities.

This does not affect Terry’s argument, which relies on the idea that regardless of whether prices are consistent or lower, people cannot afford to increase their spending in a faltering economy.