It has been disputed that Nike produced its apparel in actual sweatshops, where their workers made very small wages and were subject to long hours and an uncomfortable environment (Nike, Inc Wikipedia). Knight's nine-figure empire became subject to several lawsuits and nation-wide criticism for its exploitation of cheap-labor...
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However, Nike's overseas cheap labor allowed the industry to profit a significant amount of more money comparing to what could have been Nike's profits if produced in United States, allowing it to surpass its competitors. Nike, Inc's marketing tactics also largely contributed to its constant rise in profits...
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