Forced labor in China is the real outrage, but I'm not sure on sweatshops. Jonah Goldberg wrote, "They want to ban "sweatshops" even though low-wage factories are the traditional route for rapid economic growth (just ask the Japanese or Koreans)."
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Forced labor in China is the real outrage, but I'm not sure on sweatshops. Jonah Goldberg wrote, "They want to ban "sweatshops" even though low-wage factories are the traditional route for rapid economic growth (just ask the Japanese or Koreans)."
Whole article here:
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/jonahgoldberg/printjg20020201.shtml
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