Globalization, Corporations, and the Hidden Costs of Consumption Businesses are often subsidized in hidden ways to keep them protable and to ensure steady jobs for the workers. Manufacturers often do not have to pay the full production, transportation and disposal costs of what they make and sell. Consumers do not really pay for the true social, environmental, and ethical costs of many things. The prices of many products are kept articially low through direct taxpayer subsidies of infrastructure and transportation. Corporations may also exploit labour. damage the environment or cause cruelty to animals. Pick one available product or service that you may use and discuss three ways in which you, as a consumer, could take action to help reduce any negative outcomes associated with that product or service. Is there any exploitation of humans, damage to the environment or the exploitation of animals? Think about how some externalized hidden costs and damage may be built right into a particular food, product or service that you consume. 2 Pages and citations on 1113 third