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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
Well yeah that sounds nice, but I can't imagine it really works that way. Is some guy in Indonesia making 10 cents an hour punching lace-holes in a pair of sneakers going to start his own line of shoes if the company moves the factory to Vietnam?
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I think saying they gain working experience is a bit useless.
Really what they gain is money. money they send home, money they use to put there kids in school with. Basically forgoing consumption now for future use (is this case, by their children)
It's not a single generation thing they're looking at, it's multigenerational. We experienced it ourselves, with the whole, giving my kids things I didn't have and such. (my grandmother dropping out of school at 14 to work for an example)