Economists Evaluate Sweatshop Issues by Asking If the

question 67

Multiple Choice

Economists evaluate sweatshop issues by asking if the

• A) owners of sweatshop factories should jailed.
• B) sweatshop workers are being exploited.
• C) consumers who buy sweatshop products are immoral.
• D) workers in sweatshop countries would be better off if they moved to Canada.
• E) workers would be better off with, or without, sweatshop jobs.

Understand the economic shift towards a service economy in the United States.

Recognize the importance of ethical customer service practices.

Emphasize the human aspect of customer service, including empathy and ethical treatment.

Understand the principles of revenue recognition and expense reporting.

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