Child Labor in Supply Chains

Child labor in supply
and chains

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INTRODUCTION
The term child labor is defined as a work that is associated with the children of their
childhood in which they show their potential and their dignity and which creates a harmful
impact on their physical and mental development. In this, child labor has various consequences
which are violating the law in the various countries (Abeje and et. al., 2019). It is referred to as a
mentally, physically, socially, or morally dangerous and harmful initiation in the children. As per
this, they create interference with the school by creating the opportunity to do something which
is not relatable to attend the classes. They leave school at a pre-mature age and they used to
require to attempt to combine school attendance with excessively long and heavy work. In this
report, the discussion is initiated in the real case story of Ethiopia the child labor analysis is done
by generating some of the evidence on child labor by the secondary quantitative and primary
qualitative data. In this, UNICEF finance study state about various complications and
consequences which is related to the child labor analysis in Ethiopia. Moreover, this is a real case
study that is associated with child labor.
MAIN BODY
Overview of concept
Child labor has a moral cause in society because they used to deny children for their
childhood and compromises their dignity and potential. However, it is analyzed that child labor
is also a form of economic perspective which shows various variance and the child labor because
they used to work because of economic factors. In this, they face various inefficiencies and the
transfer of incomes from children to parents and the incentives of increasing present income in
the cost of future income over a longer time of origin. In this, the present sections stated that the
primary factor which is associated with child labor is economic. To evaluate the welfare
implications which is associated with child labor is most important to take the identification of
its causes and consequences (Bourdillon and et. al., 2019). The conjunction with the
circumstances shows barriers that affect such as they are facing with the household’s economy
and health cultural considerations around in children, death of parents, violence at home, and
various displacement of migrations creates both voluntary and involuntary assessment can create
the major prospects of child labor. In this, cash transfer the common strategy adopted by the
government to address poverty. In this, there is various major determinant which shows the child