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I think that comes down to cost of work vs. fines at that point and which would cost more. If the fines are cheaper they may just opt for them.
by grawprog 7y ago
I think that comes down to cost of work vs. fines at that point and which would cost more. If the fines are cheaper they may just opt for them.
- thelittleone 7y agoAgree. Sadly this business mentality is global one (not only limited to China). "Doing wrong is ok, ideally it's more profitable". The cost of doing ethical business appears to be higher and that cost has to be passed on to the consumer it seems consumers as a whole tend to care more about low price than ethics or privacy. Because there is little or no value attributed to ethics / privacy.