In the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), what is the primary significance of the master's demand for an account from his servants?

A To demonstrate the master's superior intelligence and financial acumen. B To illustrate the importance of using one's abilities and resources responsibly and productively, as entrusted by God. C To emphasize the master's right to control his property and punish those who disobey him. D To show that those who accumulate wealth are inherently more valuable than those who do not.