Sweet Sweatshops - A Reflexion about the Impact of Sweatshops on Countries’ Competitiveness

Rouge, Jean-François

doi:10.1515/eoik-2015-0023

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“…A steady stream of new products and effective marketing campaigns stimulate consumer demand but, at the same time, contribute to increase in pollution. The continuous endeavor to lower costs by offshoring to cheap-labor-providing countries results in shameful examples of human rights violation in offshore mines and sweatshops [see, e.g., Zwolinski, 2006;Rouge, 2016; Wöhrle et al, 2016], together with the boosting of unemployment rates in the companies' home markets.…”

Section: Impact Of Luxury Sc Configuration On Consumers' Value Percepmentioning

confidence: 99%

Principles of reshoring development in luxury goods sector¹

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2020

International Journal of Management and Economics

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AbstractThis article analyzes the grounds and possibility to induce and develop reshoring activities in the luxury goods sector. The premise of this analysis is the contemporary redefinition of the luxury goods sector, which relates to the increasing volume of goods marketed as luxuries. In this paper, we examine whether reshoring can develop in a similar manner on the respective tiers of the luxury ladder in the luxury fashion, automotive, and jewelry industries. Both premises and examples of reshoring in the luxury goods sector are conceptually analyzed and empirically illustrated.

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Section: Impact Of Luxury Sc Configuration On Consumers' Value Percepmentioning

confidence: 99%