Sweatshop labor fallacy

Not to be confused with Pauper labor fallacy.

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Members of United Students Against Sweatshops marching in protest

The "sweatshop labor fallacy" is a term used by Paul Krugman to describe the opinion that trade hurts workers in poor exporting countries because those workers are paid very low wages.

See also

• Gains from trade
• Comparative advantage

References

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• Lima Consensus (economy)
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