Your firm, an importer of a large number of consumer goods including garments, sent you to a developing country to negotiate a deal with a local exporter. Under the proposed contract, your firm will invest 25 percent of the capital necessary to open a new garment tailoring plant, with the exporter investing the balance. During your week-long stay in the country, you realize that child labour is fairly common in this country, although a number of local employers categorically refuse to employ anyone under 18 years of age in their plants. During discussions with the local plant manager, you understand that he plans to use 12 to-15-year-old children in the factory, and the children will have performance standards at levels equal to or higher than a typical adult Canadian worker in the same industry. You know that a couple of other foreign firms are currently interested in reaching a deal with this exporter because he has a reputation for reliability and quality. This is your first visit to this country. What action, if any, will you take? Be sure to respond to a classmate's post