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Why don't US companies pay foreign workers US wages? The answer I come up with is that they chose to hire workers in disadvantaged situations(relative to opport
by Xelynega 4y ago
Why don't US companies pay foreign workers US wages? The answer I come up with is that they chose to hire workers in disadvantaged situations(relative to opportunity and local labour laws) to reduce operating costs.
To me, using people in disadvantaged situations to reduce your operating costs is inherently exploitative.
- tristor 4y ago> Why don't US companies pay foreign workers US wages? Why doesn't money grow on trees? Why does inflation exist? Why are some nations wealthy and other nations poor? Why are some nations at different points in their economic, social, civil, and technological development? Why is the sky blue? Are you trolling or do you seriously not understand how fancifully inane this question is?
- cscurmudgeon 4y agoNobody is being forced to work for those companies. Is there any actual evidence of exploitation? If so, are the governments complicit in not acting against them? This is silly. Rents and product costs are low too in those countries. Are consumers exploiting business owners there by this logic?