If people quit, then supply goes down. If it goes down, the price would rise until more people willingly take up the job again. A decrease of price isn't going

If people quit, then supply goes down. If it goes down, the price would rise until more people willingly take up the job again. A decrease of price isn't going to cause more women to be trafficked. Instead, the opposite would happen because there is less money to be made. I suspect whats happening here is that its easier to bring women over, willing or not because before, this kind of work was illegal, so if caught they'd just send them back. This whole sex slavery thing seems like hyperbole to me, though. If you've ever been to a third world country, you'd see that prostitution is rampant, even in countries where its technically illegal. There really isn't any shortage of girls, so I suspect they wouldn't have any trouble finding prostitutes willing to go to somewhere they could make more money, that they'd need to kidnap someone and force them into it.