I wish they’d stop saying this study was about sweatshops. Findings really interesting. But not about sweatshops https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2843595 …https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/857673223160422401 …
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In what way is it not about sweatshops? Authors even used the term in original titlehttp://www.theigc.org/publication/more-sweatshops-for-africa-pilot-results-from-an-experimental-study-of-industrial-labor-in-ethiopia-policy-brief/ …
But not in the text. They didn't seek out unregulated, non-compliant firms. Most were unionised. (But found health risks).pic.twitter.com/94AxuvoDk3
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Think we are using different definitions. Many people think of sweatshops as low wages, long hours, poor conditions, not nec unregulated.
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Perhaps, but people also think of sweatshops as 'brands should not source from these firms'
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