Consider that the internet allows for a lucrative business model referred to as 'direct-to-consumer", and in 2018, approximately 50% of certain segments of retail activity was conducted over the internet, that then spiked to nearly 100% due to COVID related lockdowns. If such conditions allow for the growth of new entrepreneurial efforts who can enter the economy without having to initially invest a lot of money in order to develop a sustainable business (a direct-to-consumer model typically earns high gross margins), then we should expect to see an economy in the future that is: A. Comprised of many smaller-sized firms that are able to sell direct-to-consumer, which requires less of an operational overhead, and a lower volume of goods sold to the market to be sustainable. B. Comprised of larger-sized firms, and where there are fewer, smaller sized firms because the costs of entering the market has increased. C. No structural change to the economy, where things continue as they have before. D. None of the above