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hodyreva [135]
3 years ago
5

You are the owner of a shoe company. You learn that it would be cheaper

Business
1 answer:
diamong [38]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Being a businessman and being charitable at the same time is just next to impossible at the time of expanding one's firm.

Explanation:

A business person's main motive has to be his ability to expand, so that he reaches that particular stage to do some charity for his fellow citizens. If you look at the unemployment part, then you must know that every person is somehow talented and in countries like the US, no one lives unemployed.

Therefore, it is necessary for a business person to calculate the cost factors, that does not only include the cost of labors, but also the cost of exporting the materials to Bangladesh and the cost of importing the final products. Then he needs to compare the total cost making the shoes in Bangladesh with making them via the US labors, and then take the decision accordingly.

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