Competition Means Learning to Offer More Than Just Low Wages

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Larger garment factories in Bangladesh are expanding, even though international trade quotas for textiles and apparel end next month. Wages that are about half those of Chinese factories are expected to keep the Bangladeshi industry afloat.

Labor force information, Production management, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Bangladesh, Management, Compensation and benefits, Behavior, Employment, Executives, Company business management, Garment workers, Huq, Annisul

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In Roaring China, Sweaters Are West of Socks City

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China exports billions of dollars worth of textiles and clothing to roughly 150 countries each year. Manufacturers have become millionaires making small cities into specialized centers for different types of garments and accessories.

China, Production data

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Mexican-Americans Struggle for Jobs

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Many Mexican Americans who have lived in the United States for decades are losing their jobs as companies move their factories to foreign countries such as Mexico.

United States, Mexico, Mexican Americans, Outsourcing

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