What argument related to political-economy do Jim Kim and others make to in their book Dying for Growth? Group of answer choices Capitalism has reduced problems related to the social determinants of health (food security, for example) Privileging economic growth systematically fails to lead to new spending on health systems for the poor. Austerity and disinvestment ended up supporting health systems and efforts toward universalizing health care The neoliberal vision that "good growth" would lead to "good health" was accurate