It would be great to buy clothes made by workers who are paid fair wages, but where do you find such clothes? And even if you were to find them, would they be affordable to most consumers?
It's great to raise awareness of sweatshop labor, but the problem is that most clothes are the product of sweatshop labor. Some are made in Third World countries. Others are made in sweatshops right here in the U.S. It would be great to buy clothes made by workers who are paid fair wages, but
A lot of things in the developed world come from third world countries. Will you stop purchasing everything?Purchasing Power parity is also to be considered.And outsourcing is done to save labor costs.I think your video is irrevant....what matters to the buyer is good quality( very few people care about those who work to make these Ann Taylor clothing).
And what charitable work did Tanya do?or encouraged others to do...??
It would be great to buy clothes made by workers who are paid fair wages, but where do you find such clothes? And even if you were to find them, would they be affordable to most consumers?
avocate201 2 years ago
It's great to raise awareness of sweatshop labor, but the problem is that most clothes are the product of sweatshop labor. Some are made in Third World countries. Others are made in sweatshops right here in the U.S. It would be great to buy clothes made by workers who are paid fair wages, but
avocate201 2 years ago
nice
ayush321 3 years ago
A lot of things in the developed world come from third world countries. Will you stop purchasing everything?Purchasing Power parity is also to be considered.And outsourcing is done to save labor costs.I think your video is irrevant....what matters to the buyer is good quality( very few people care about those who work to make these Ann Taylor clothing).
And what charitable work did Tanya do?or encouraged others to do...??
konakonapitt 3 years ago