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The old conversation model
- 1. THE OLD MODEL Still In Use CONVERSATIONBETWEENTWOCOLLEAGUES Johnbeginsbysaying:“Todaytheonlywaytoproduceyourfirstrangeof productsistoturntooffshoreproduction.Purelynationalproductionis notprofitableduetothehighcosts.Totryitistolaunchyourbusinessinto suicide.” C:“Yes,it’struethatnationalproductionismuchmoreexpensivethan manufacturingincountrieslikeChina,IndiaorPakistan,butproductionin thesecountriesisknownforlaborexploitationandthelackofsecurity measuresinfactories.”Claireresponds,withahintofresentment. J:“Itisallverywelltofightforpeople'slaborrights,howeverIdoubtthat the subcontracted companies violate the laws of their own countries. Another factor to consider is that companies are not NGOs. They are entitiesofwealth,andtocreatewealththeymustseekprofit.” C:ResortingtotheargumentthatcompaniesarenotNGOsistheeasiest waytodisassociateyourselffromthinkingaboutwhatthecompanyis ultimatelyresponsiblefor:providingsafeworkmeasuresandacertain levelofsalarytoallagentsintheproductionchain. Andsoonitgoes