Identify the statement that challenges the criticism that global economic integration threatens deeply held noneconomic values. Group of answer choices The World Trade Organization, World Bank, and International Monetary Fund are themselves undemocratic bureaucracies that threaten the political values and self-determination in poor countries Global market capitalism fueled by multinational corporations seeks to expand worldwide markets for their products and creates a cultural homogenization that threatens local cultures and traditions. The policies of the Golden Straitjacket are simply rational requirements for a nation that chooses prosperity over poverty. Financial and economic norms are analogous to scientific laws discovered by social scientists. Private multinational corporations are replacing legitimate governments as the true international decision makers