The Fact That Multinational Corporations Can Find Workers in Developing

question 71

True/False

The fact that multinational corporations can find workers in developing countries to work for wages much lower than those in industrialized countries is evidence of exploitation.

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Definitions:

Industrial Countries

Nations with highly developed economies characterized by significant industrial activity, advanced technology, and a high standard of living.

Labor-Intensive Service Sector

A segment of the economy that relies heavily on human labor rather than machinery to provide services.

Manufacturing Productivity

The measure of output produced per labor hour in the manufacturing sector.

Per Capita

A statistical measure that divides an aggregate figure by the number of people in the population to provide a per-person average.