Domestic Work Is Seldom Counted as "Economically Important" Because

Domestic work is seldom counted as "economically important" because:

A) Raising a family is a natural expectation for men and women
B) Such work contributes to our well-being and is thus not "economic"
C) It is generally unpaid, with no money changing hands
D) Household chores cannot be considered "productive"
E) Time spent on such work is generally insignificant