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Personal document: Offshoring in Bangladesh

Document: Offshoring in Bangladesh, flaws and advantages. The Bangladeshi garment sector is a leading garment manufacturing industry in the world that has been growing constantly during the last decades. Today the garment sector represent the 80% of the national export and counts USD 19 billions revenues; these numbers describe the sector as the most important manufacturing industry in Bangladesh. The numbers are also outstanding when it comes to number of workers employed, about five millions, and number of factories about five thousands of different sizes. The cheap labour cost attracted many international brands that chose the Bangladeshi factories to produce their products for the European and US markets that take up to the 60% and 20% of the total export. Despite the impressive numbers presented, the level of working conditions cannot be described with the same positive attitude. In fact to an increasing level of profit and continuous expansion, the new wealth ...

Post 14: Outsourcing- Offshoring, two cartoons.

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Document 1:  Description: - This cartoon by Natson is titled 'Cagle Cartoons '. It was published in 2012 during the united states presidential election and it deals with this event.  The scene sets up in a very pleasant landscape. We can notice 3 characters who are speaking together.The character of Mitt Romney, who run for president in 2012 is standing in the cayman islands whereas his grandchildren  are sitting in a boat which probably belongs to the Ronmey's family. Next to him and at the center of the cartoon, there is a huge safe full of dollars. He is dragging the sand in order to put his money inside.  The name of his boat "belivin' in america" it's also the name of a book which summurises his wishes and his plans for job and economy growth in America  Interpretation: - On the one hand, It's quite obvious that the author wanted to raise awarness about mitt Ronmey's fortune insofar as he represented the safe at the center of the car...