And the circle continues and the problems go on for generations. What kinds of pressure should be put on developing nations to assure the development of their market economy and yet treat their workforce fairly? I feel that since the United States offers so much aid throughout the world we should give assistance in developing better economies for other countries...
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I think there needs to be pressures on other governments to provide equally for the citizens. We have tried this in many Wars, in an attempt to end Communism. But does it really work? I think it does to an extent. But I don't think America or any nation has the power to enforce work labor laws in a different country...
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