Clothing companies are outsourcing labor to factories in the Global South primarily to reduce production costs, as labor is significantly cheaper in these regions compared to the Global North. This relocation often occurs in spite of the bad working conditions, as companies prioritize profit margins over ethical labor practices. While some consumers and activists push for better conditions, the demand for low-cost clothing continues to drive production to these areas, perpetuating a cycle of exploitation. Thus, the focus on cost efficiency often overshadows the need for ethical labor standards.
Companies often establish factories in poorer countries to take advantage of lower labor costs, which can significantly reduce production expenses. Additionally, these countries may offer tax incentives and fewer regulations, making it financially appealing for businesses. Access to emerging markets can also provide companies with opportunities for growth and increased profits. However, this practice raises ethical concerns regarding labor conditions and environmental impact.
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The reason why conditions in factories begins to decline is that in quality of working conditions. Machines run by unskilled workers were eliminating the jobs of many skilled craftspeople.
capitalism
It is 1) Nationalism, 2) Public welfare, 3)Taxation and 4) Centrally planned economy
Companies conduct business using processes of all sorts (production processes, maintenance processes, accounting processes, etc.). They can hire individuals to perform the processes. Alternatively, they can hire a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) company to perform those processes. Call centers are an area frequently outsourced to companies that have built call center capabilities and offer them to other companies so that those companies do not have to go to the expense of building those capabilities themselves. Many companies outsource product assembly processes, thus avoiding the need to build their own factories and manage large numbers of people.
The companies/factories are mostly found in good market growth with lower cost and the best conditions in order to maximize profits
Factories begin because of the working conditions.
Companies often establish factories in poorer countries to take advantage of lower labor costs, which can significantly reduce production expenses. Additionally, these countries may offer tax incentives and fewer regulations, making it financially appealing for businesses. Access to emerging markets can also provide companies with opportunities for growth and increased profits. However, this practice raises ethical concerns regarding labor conditions and environmental impact.
Most people in China don't, actually. We just hear more about the ones who work in factories because of outsourcing.
Often involves factories.
Companies and factories.
factories with production lines
Such factories are referred to as 'sweatshops'. Though not all are small factories.
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congress sopported said factories with higher pay
NO. Any and all factories were geared for war production.