What are our options for dealing with countries that have a potential to contain low cost factories. I guess that is why Mozambique is known far and wide as an industrial powerhouse. Every single industrialized country went through a period where environmental stands were sacrificed at the expense of economic growth. Now that these countries have become post-industrial economies to a large extent, the environments have approved substantially. When American companies produce goods in other countries, it is a win-win situation for all involved.
Poor workers have the opportunity to work, produce and save money for their families.
American consumers receive goods at a lower price and are able to devote more of their earnings to other activities. Factories in other countries are not always good. Sometimes laws are broken and sometimes companies treat workers very poorly. However, the opportunity to help all parties should not be squandered because several companies commit certain transgressions. For those companies that commit moral wrongs, Americans can boycott their goods.