When He Was Chief Economist at the World Bank, Larry

When he was chief economist at the World Bank, Larry Summers argued that:

A) multinational companies should be restricted from locating in less-developed countries because it creates less employment in developed countries.
B) rich countries should send their pollution-creating industries to poor countries because the costs of bad health are lower for poor people.
C) there are more men working in science because women are discriminated against.
D) health insurance mandates do not change the position of either the demand or supply curve of labor.