Using Waring's analysis and insight from, Feminists Transforming Economic Power (2012), and Nash's documentary on Marilyn Waring, entitled, "Who's Counting? Sex, Lies, and Global Economics," (1995), discuss the ramifications of women's unpaid work in the home that has been rendered invisible and undervalued. Address the ramifications of this invisibility in terms of social policy and economic inequality. Please remember: no direct quotes to be used. Response should be based on the aforementioned materials as should response to one classmate. Posts should not exceed 250 words