Your design is a high profile product for your company in the USA. As such, the media makes every effort to monitor the project's progress. Several vendors have been selected for sourcing the parts, all overseas. Things are looking good until your manager comes into your office and tells you that the media has just released a story that the manufacturer of your highest-cost part uses child labor, that is children as young as 14. The legal working age in the manufacturer's country is 14. To complicate matters, to change vendors would result in an additional cost of 15% for this high-cost item. You have been invited to a meeting to discuss how to proceed. Using your text from your ethics course (and the internet as well if you wish), make ready a recommendation for the meeting. This recommendation should not be based on opinion but rather on problem-solving approaches when dealing with cross-cultural ethics problems. Would your recommendation be different, and if so, why, if the manufacturer used children as young as 12?