Slate , the growth of labor-intensive exports from Third World countries, a development possible only because those countries are able to offset their disadvantages by competing on the basis of cheap labor, has brought about a huge improvement in the human condition, even if the wages look miserably low by our standards.
Exports from Third World countries have contributed to the improvement of people's lives.
High labor costs of Third World Countries has damaged the human condition.
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