amount that they workr but it's a lot better than what people get in other factories. For better pay people are willing to work in less than ideal conditions." Preet spoke up. \"Just because that's normal in the culture doesn't necessarily make it right. Many of these problems could be ayoided if the factory ensured their workers wore appropriate safety gear and hired more employees." \"The factory probably can't hire more workers." Jim said. \"'u'u'here are they going to get the money?\"r \"Well; maybe Arne): should begin paying them more." Dawn replied. "That would translate into higher wages and the ability to hire more staff.\"T \"You've got to be kidding!\" jim said. \"The whole reason why times: is there in the first place is because labor costs are so cheap. Besides; being able to keep costs low is the only way to price our producE reasonably. Consumers want lowpriced products." \"Eiut consumers also care about how workers are treated. don't they?" Preet asked. \"They might show some concern," Jim replied. \"But if it's between higher-priced produc or better working conditions, I guarantee customers will choose the latter."