Worker-Centered Trade
A worker-centered trade policy emphasizes the importance of workers' rights and safety in the context of globalization. It challenges the prevailing notion that low production costs benefit consumers while ignoring the detrimental effects on workers worldwide. By recognizing that every consumer is also a producer, this approach aims to create a more equitable and sustainable economic environment for all.In this clip
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US Trade Rep Katherine Tai Describes the New Era of Globalization
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