Consider this excerpt and answer the question. Workplace trends are tightly connected to the sweeping social, technological, and economic changes of recent years. Globalizationthe ongoing worldwide integration of social life, economies, cultures, political systems, and populationsis one noteworthy factor. The development and application of new technologies, and the emergence of new industries, are also contributing to dramatic changes in people's work experiences in the United States and around the world. The nature of the U.S. workforce has been changing. Today only a small segment of the population works in agriculture, and the proportion of people in industrial jobs also have declined significantly. New kinds of work have emerged and grown in the past several decades. An increasing number of Americans work in jobs that provide services to other people and to businesses, such as health care, childcare, and financial and other support services. And many new jobs are in the information sector, where workers collect, analyze, and store data about individuals and organizations. While remarkable, the changing nature of work is also a source of uncertainty. Source: Croteau, David, and William Hoynes. Experience Sociology. McGraw Educ., 2013. Select the best summary of the excerpt from these choices. Multiple choice question. The broad changes to the US workforce, which can be attributed to globalization and new technology, have also brought with them insecurity (Croteau and Hoynes 370). As Croteau and Hoynes note, new technologies have created many new jobs in the information sector (370). The nature of the US workforce has been changing as globalization and new technologies emerge. Several factors contribute to the dramatic changes in people's work experiences in the United States and around the world (Croteau and Hoynes