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3 years ago

What role, if any, should the U.S. government take in this issue of setting fair wages in developing countries?

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Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Corporations of the United States should be tracked by the U.S government to ensure that workers' rights in developing countries should not be compromised.

Explanation:

In many developing countries political leaders are afraid that if wage rates are enforced on big corporations they could be forced off global markets. Foreign investment capital is significant to the economy of developing countries and there is always fear that the loss of such investment may break the economies of these countries. The government of the U.S should ensure vigorous monitoring programs that require businesses to report the location of international factories publicly so that human rights organizations can track their actions independently.

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