I think it would be hard for you to argue that workers have more rights/power in China or Brazil. China is socialist only in name. They are an economic powerho

I think it would be hard for you to argue that workers have more rights/power in China or Brazil. China is socialist only in name. They are an economic powerhouse because the ruling class has fully embraced capitalism in order to exploit its large labor force. Brazil has a long history of corruption and poor regulation/enforcement. Slavery is still a very large issue in the agricultural industry there, which makes up a large portion of the economy. I'd love to see any data that you have that supports your thesis about the prevalence of this phenomenon in Europe despite a fairer split of economic rent due to fair labor laws.