Which of the Following Statements Is Not an 'Economic Outcome

Which of the following statements is not an 'economic outcome' of childhood sexual abuse?

A) Trading sexual access for economic support, primarily amongst women with less affluence.
B) A woman leaves a violent or sexually abusive relationship only to face poverty and homelessness.
C) Higher risk of alcohol and substance abuse, as well high risk of engaging in self-harm practices.
D) When parents/guardians take turns working and looking after children, also known as "split shifts," the children may be put at risk for abuse.