Est-il moral de fabriquer au coût le plus bas possible ?

The domestic environment in which firms compete shapes their ability to compete in international markets. To survive, firms facing vigorous competition domestically must continually strive to reduce costs, boost product quality, raise productivity, and develop innovative products. Firms that have been tested in this way often develop the skills needed to succeed internationally. Further, many of the investments they made in order to succeed in the domestic market for example the R&D, the quality control, and the financial department could be transferred to international markets at low cost. In this file we will try to understand which are the ins and outs of the company behaviour working worldwide?
In order to answer this question we'll talk, in a first part of the mains reasons to internationalize its company, then in a second part of the unexpected effects due to the use of a foreign human labour and its exploitation. Finally we will conclude with an analysis of ethic in a global manufacturing process.