Which of the Following Is Not an Argument for or Against

question 76

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not an argument for or against sweatshops discussed in the text?

• A) People who profit from sweatshops are complicit in a form of crime similar to slavery
• B) Sweatshops do more good than harm because they give children a paying job who otherwise would commit crimes and do drugs
• C) Americans are often indifferent to the fate of children working in foreign sweatshops
• D) Sweatshops do more good than harm because they provide desperately poor people with a better income.

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