Jasmine and anthony are a married couple with one child. anthony works 8 hours a day at his paid job and does 1 hour of housework or care work when he gets home. jasmine does not have a paid job, but she spends 9 hours a day on housework or care work in the home. although they both work about the same amount of total hours, why might jasmine still be considered at a disadvantage? choose all that apply. a. because anthony's work provides monetary earnings that allows for control of more resources, he will likely also have more decision-making power in the relationship. b. if they were to divorce, jasmine's abilities as a homemaker would not provide her with a lot of compensation in the labor market, so she is taking a greater economic risk in their marriage. c. if they were to divorce, jasmine would not be entitled to a share of the economic wealth the couple has saved through anthony's paid labor work. d. housework and care work tasks are not as fulfilling as paid labor and therefore jasmine is missing out on this aspect of paid work.