How has the united states contributed to global health problems as a result of globalization? a. it has outsourced many high-risk jobs to countries that do not protect workers. b. it has relied on nonindustrial agricultural techniques developed in the green revolution. c. it has refused to support aid agencies like usaid that address global health problems. d. it has outlawed the use of effective fertilizers that could make farming much more efficient.

a. it has outsourced many high risk jobs to countries that do not protect workers.

The first alternative is correct (A).

Globalization has connected economies and markets, making large corporations install industrial plants in places where labor is cheaper. This has happened in all sectors of the economy, including in the health sector.

In this way, the outsourcing of work is a global phenomenon, multi-area and linked to globalization. Some nations have less restrictive labor regulations, that is, they do not protect their workers as they should. This causes some people to work under precarious hygiene and health conditions. This type of service is regulated in the US, having been outsourced to countries with loose regulations.

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