I would add there is also a prisoners dilemma in any attempt to regulate to ‘good’ labor practices/rates in the global economy. There are, for many clear domes

I would add there is also a prisoners dilemma in any attempt to regulate to ‘good’ labor practices/rates in the global economy. There are, for many clear domestic socio-political reasons (including highly embedded religious and idealogical ones), many countries which are never going to be effectively limited in their untrained labor force, or that have the ability/interest to enforce good labor practices. And there are too many ‘buying’ nations to effectively enforce a Monopsony either.