Which of the following statements describe the socio-economic scenario of the Mughal Empire in the late seventeenth century?

A. The Mughal state ensured equal distribution of wealth among all social classes.
B. International travellers observed both immense opulence and extreme poverty.
C. Peasants and artisans were left with minimal income due to heavy revenue collection.
D. Provincial governors remained completely loyal and dependent on the emperor's central authority.