A company moved its production facilities abroad since the cost of production was considerably lower. While it adversely affected employees as a result of the shift, it increased profitability.

After the company moved its facilities, it was discovered that the workers at the new facility were primarily children under $12.$ The corporation faced a public relations fiasco, and many consumers boycotted its goods: sales tumbled. As a result, the company moved its production facilities back to its original domestic location. Sales returned to normal in response.

This example shows that:

Responses

A$.$ ethical behavior is priced by the market

B$.$ none of these

C$.$ producing goods domestically will always be better than producing good abroad