If a woman artisan gets no credit for making a product but the brand earns profit, which issue emerges?

Correct answer: Lack of fair credit and benefit sharing

The direct answer is option A: lack of fair credit and benefit sharing. A woman artisan contributes labour, skill, creativity and time to make a product. If a brand uses the product, earns money and does not identify or fairly reward her, the problem is not only missing praise; it also concerns economic benefit and recognition. The reasoning is: the artisan made the product; the brand receives profit; the artisan receives neither proper credit nor a fair share; therefore labour recognition and benefit sharing are unequal. Option A is correct. Option B, complete recognition, is the opposite of the situation because she receives no credit. Option C, equal benefit, is also the opposite because the brand profits while she is excluded. Option D, workplace leave, concerns time off from work and does not address recognition or payment. Memory cue: when the maker is hidden and the profit is unequal, think credit and benefit sharing.