150 Bangladesh garment factories shut, 11,000 workers chargedLee Duna@lemmy.nz to World News@lemmy.world – 81 points – 12 months agostraitstimes.com8Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent comment to keep the exports dirt cheap. To maximize profit for the business owners*Both, I'd say. The exports are dirt cheap, and the business owners still make a shit ton of money from it.Yeah, I'm trying to highlight how dirt cheap exports doesn't necessarily mean dirt cheap products. These guys get paid pennies, but shirts still cost dollars. Where does the rest go? Oh yeah. Profits are up.
to keep the exports dirt cheap. To maximize profit for the business owners*Both, I'd say. The exports are dirt cheap, and the business owners still make a shit ton of money from it.Yeah, I'm trying to highlight how dirt cheap exports doesn't necessarily mean dirt cheap products. These guys get paid pennies, but shirts still cost dollars. Where does the rest go? Oh yeah. Profits are up.
Both, I'd say. The exports are dirt cheap, and the business owners still make a shit ton of money from it.Yeah, I'm trying to highlight how dirt cheap exports doesn't necessarily mean dirt cheap products. These guys get paid pennies, but shirts still cost dollars. Where does the rest go? Oh yeah. Profits are up.
Yeah, I'm trying to highlight how dirt cheap exports doesn't necessarily mean dirt cheap products. These guys get paid pennies, but shirts still cost dollars. Where does the rest go? Oh yeah. Profits are up.
To maximize profit for the business owners*
Both, I'd say. The exports are dirt cheap, and the business owners still make a shit ton of money from it.
Yeah, I'm trying to highlight how dirt cheap exports doesn't necessarily mean dirt cheap products.
These guys get paid pennies, but shirts still cost dollars. Where does the rest go? Oh yeah.
Profits are up.