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Multinational corporations exploit resources and labor for profit from "summary" of Profit Over People by Noam Chomsky

The primary function of multinational corporations is to generate profit for their shareholders. In pursuit of this goal, these entities often exploit the resources and labor of countries around the world. By extracting natural resources at minimal cost and utilizing cheap labor, these corporations can increase their profit margins significantly. This exploitation is made possible by the power and influence these corporations wield, often overpowering local governments and communities. In many cases, multinational corporations establish operations in developing countries where regulations are lax and labor is abundant and inexpensive. They take advantage of this situation by paying workers low wages and providing minimal benefits, all in the name of maximizing profits. This practice not only perpetuates economic inequality but also leads to the exploitation of vulnerable populations who have few alternatives for employment. Furthermo...
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    Profit Over People

    Noam Chomsky

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