Which of the following examples represent Hofstede's power distance dimension?

A) Everybody should have equal rights versus the ones who are in control are entitled to privilege.
B) Willingness to take risks versus concern with security in life.
C) Reliance on group decisions versus reliance on individual decisions.
D) Interdependence versus independence.
E) Time is free versus time is money.

Hofstede's power distance dimension refers to the extent to which less powerful members of institutions and organizations within a country expect and accept that power is distributed unequally. Option A, which contrasts the belief in equal rights with the belief that those in control are entitled to privileges, directly reflects this concept by addressing attitudes towards inequality and power distribution.