Today, in developing countries, A. men increasingly leave to find work in cities and agribusiness, while women stay in rural areas and are subsistence farmers.
B. women increasingly move to urban areas to work in the global supply chain, while men maintain, own, and farm the family's land.
C. men and women equally abandon rural areas to work in cities and agribusiness as part of the urbanization movement.
D. women farmers are more likely to achieve higher yield per acre than their male counterparts.
E. men spend more time than women in agricultural labor like collecting wood and water, as well as weeding and harvesting crops.

A. men increasingly leave to find work in cities and agribusiness, while women stay in rural areas and are subsistence farmers.

Explanation:

The lack of earning opportunities in the rural areas bend males in the rural areas to direct themselves towards the cities to seek employment. Also to sell out the agricultural products at a desirable price is also one of the reasons of their boarding to the cities as desirable earnings for agricultural produce is compromised in the rural areas. Women being bound to rural agri land and crop production prefer to stay in rural areas to sustain farming practices to support living and adopt it as an occupational practice.