In the following passage, some of the words have been left out. Read the passage carefully and select the correct answer for the given blank out of the four alternatives.The ultimate objective is to ensure that each citizen participates ________ the multiple transactions of society with confidence, and with the assurance that her 'voice' carries __________ weight as her ____________ . That is, the transition ___________ subject to agent can only be achieved if people are liberated from __________ poverty and grinding illiteracy, malnutrition, hunger and homelessness.weight as her _________

Wait, let's look at the logical comparison in the context of democratic/citizen equality: "her 'voice' carries as much weight as her neighbor's" or something parallel to "her voice".Looking at the options provided in the prompt:A) subject to agentB) subject to agencyC) subject to agent'sD) subject to agentsLet's carefully verify the text alignment. The passage text states: "...the transition ___________ subject to agent..." in the next sentence. It seems the options here contain typographical noise or a complex option design from the exam question paper itself. Let's analyze the correct structural possession: "as her [counterpart's voice]". Among the options provided, "subject to agent's" contains the possessive apostrophe-s necessary to logically compare with "her voice" (i.e., her voice carries as much weight as her subject-turned-agent's voice). Thus, subject to agent's is the intended correct fit.