If you were applying modernization theory to the problem of global poverty, you might expect rich nations to aid the economic development of poor nations by

I think the accurate answer to this question, based from the sources, is that the application of modern theory would increase the business and invite new investors to the poor countries. They would build more infrastructures and business.Thank you for your question. Please don't hesitate to ask in your queries

The second answer is correct (B).

Financial and productive globalization has brought to the world the possibility of greater integration through the intensification of trade among nations.

A nation exports goods to which it has a productive advantage over importing countries, whether technological knowledge, natural resources, supply of labor, regional characteristics or more of one of these factors. In this way, a country can specialize in one good and import others that another country produces more effectively.

In any case, when a country exports, money from another country is received and the country becomes richer, being able to leverage investments in the future.