It's just money they're not allowed to keep- humanitarian/charity. It's a govt requirement in developed economies. Anyone who's a millionaire has an obligation to donate/give away thousands of dollars a year. So they set up trust funds/charities etc. if they keep it the govt seizes it anyway.
I think anyone loves efficiency and that's what a global economy does. It's convenient and reduces cost.
It's not even about cheap labor. Cheap laborers work harder and they don't take their work for granted. To them it's a lifeline an opportunity to escape poverty. Salaries in line with the average sweatshop worker of that country. There's so much hogwash surrounding factory workers. If corporations upped salaries in Shenzhen for instance and that would be very easy to do, the govt is gonna raise the tax. That's what the Chinese govt does and Chinese nationals living abroad still need to pay tax.
Our best staff have been illegals. They work damn hard, never sick, and show a keen interest in pursuing the trade further. Local ones, especially whites, think with a silver spoon, skip work, late, constant excuses, can't be bothered, head somewhere else, pass time to get paid. They're the most s* workers I don't employ them.
Billionaires love globalization (market) and cheap labor (immigrants) hence their support for Democrats. Humanitarian work / charity is an extra feather on the lapel.
Gates owns properties/development projects in Kenya. In and out of Kenya more than Obama for the past decade or so. I recall he was the main doe behind Obama's presidency when he wasn't well known. Those billionaires support Democrats, wonder if they can pay Uhuru off... a thought.
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