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	<title>Comments on: Apple admits child labor, falsified records &amp; hazardous waste mismanagement at suppliers</title>
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		<title>By: pepper</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Duh...why&#039;d you think equippment is not produced in countries where laws exist and are enforced to prevent such issues? If the worker in China/Taiwan/whatever had the same basic human rights as the one in France, Germany, Canada, Norway etc (cant really mention US here, sorry) he wouldn&#039;t be much cheaper...

So in a way, when a company decides to produce in such countries, it&#039;s killing local GDP, moves jobs overseas, simply because workers in China/etc can be exploited more extreme and at a larger scale that locally possible. Of course, buying not-the-cheapest stuff won&#039;t fix that, it just increases profits for the company. Calling for transparency also isn&#039;t working since even those sweat-shops are competing with each others. Hurray for unregulated capitalism.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Duh&#8230;why&#8217;d you think equippment is not produced in countries where laws exist and are enforced to prevent such issues? If the worker in China/Taiwan/whatever had the same basic human rights as the one in France, Germany, Canada, Norway etc (cant really mention US here, sorry) he wouldn&#8217;t be much cheaper&#8230;</p>
<p>So in a way, when a company decides to produce in such countries, it&#8217;s killing local GDP, moves jobs overseas, simply because workers in China/etc can be exploited more extreme and at a larger scale that locally possible. Of course, buying not-the-cheapest stuff won&#8217;t fix that, it just increases profits for the company. Calling for transparency also isn&#8217;t working since even those sweat-shops are competing with each others. Hurray for unregulated capitalism.</p>
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