"Những nhà bán lẻ thương hiệu hiện nay đòi hỏi không chỉ giá cả tốt hơn và chất lượng, nhưng điều kiện tốt hơn cho người lao động", giải thích Amalean. Đây không phải là vì Victoria 's Secret đã bất ngờ trở thành ý thức xã hội, nhưng vì người tiêu dùng Mỹ và sinh viên đại học đã trở thành ý thức xã hội như là kết quả của một số chiến dịch cửa hàng rất cao hồ sơ chống mồ hôi. . | Singapore creative and willing to take risks. His government started to loosen up on its censorship of Internet sites as a symbolic gesture in that direction. But the ruling party in Singapore still maintained a tight grip on information and politics in the country one that created an atmosphere unlikely to attract and hold the best bagel or chip makers. Still it is worth watching Singapore because of the way it has made the connection between intellectual freedom and openness and the ability to thrive in the Internet age. That is a hopeful sign. As Lyric Hughes the founder of China Online once observed If formerly restrictive regimes can be persuaded to see the free flow of information not as a threat to the power of sovereign states but as the creator of a viable economic infrastructure and a population incentives to take advantage of the new economy the next century will be promising indeed. You will not only attract more brains when you are open but also more technology transfers from the Electronic Herd. When a country has lower tariffs and trade barriers it is a very important signal to the Electronic Herd especially to the multinational companies the long-horn cattle. Let s say you are Xerox and you have decided to build a plant in Brazil to make copiers. If Brazil keeps its copier market open and does not try to protect its own copier factories Xerox will have a great incentive to transfer its top-of-the-line copier technology to its new Brazilian factory because it can get competition in the Brazilian market from anywhere in the world including the best Japanese and European copiers. is But if Xerox knows that Brazil intends to maintain high tariff barriers to protect its own copier factories Xerox may still open a factory there to compete in the Brazilian market but it will be under no pressure to install its most cutting-edge technology in that Brazilian factory. Why should it when it only has to compete against fledgling protected Brazilian companies So
