The authors of our textbook use the term "socialization for scarcity", and argue that it came to be the dominant logic of international health activities after WWII. Select the correct definition for this term. Group of answer choices The assumption that people in former colonies were socialized to not expect very good treatment since they had been exploited for so long, so we should try to gradually improve their living conditions (rather than enacting abrupt change). The assumption that resources for international health should be administered by Global North institutions because former colonies were prone to corruption. The assumption that socialist states like the USSR were perpetually worse at providing healthcare for people than private markets would be. The assumption that resources for poverty reduction and international health initiatives will be in perpetually short supply