Module 2 Case Study: Nike's Sweatshops, Ethics, and Labor Practices
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This case study delves into the ethical complexities surrounding Nike's historical use of sweatshops in developing countries. It examines the debate over whether Western-based companies should standardize labor rights, minimum wage, and unionization in their overseas operations. The analysis explores the feasibility of such standards, considering the differing conditions in developing nations and the potential consequences of implementing these measures, such as job losses and the adoption of technology to reduce labor costs. The study also investigates the expectations of consumers and the impact of boycotts. The conclusion suggests that while standardization may seem like a form of fair trade, its practical application is challenging and could have unintended negative effects on developing economies. The paper references relevant literature and provides insights into the ongoing ethical considerations for multinational corporations.
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