IQA is a powerful multinational corporation of Scandinavian origin, specializing in selling cheap furniture. The company is very profitable. In recent years the company has faced several scandals regarding the use of child labor in the production of their furniture. The children are paid low wages and are also exposed to pollutants that stunt their development. The company follows the labor and environmental laws of the countries in which it operates. Please describe the ethical dilemma $($if any$)$ faced by the managers at IQA.

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There is no ethical dilemma since the company is operating the legal and environmental frameworks of the hosting nations.

Managers must decide wether to stop using child labor or hire only adult labor and pay them a living wage so children don't need to work. This decision will increase costs and reduce shareholders' profits.

Management should increase the salaries of the working children, and make sure they have food available when they work.

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