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Globalization and the Fashion Industry

Created by: Sarah Mueller

Globalization

The Impact

  • Internationalization of Production: The relocation of production from high-wage countries to low-wage countries.
  • Started in 1950's and became more popular in the 70's.
  • GOAL: Make more money, but producing the products as a smaller cost

Bangladesh Garment Factory

May 7-15 Barcelona

The Problems

The Problems

Low Wages for Garment Workers

Low Wages for Garment Workers

  • Among lowest paid in the world
  • A few dollars at day, at average
  • Live in poverty, can't afford basic day-to-day costs

Hazardous Working Conditions

Hazardous Working Conditions

  • Rana Plaza Collapase in Bangladesh 2013
  • 1,129 killed

Harder for Third World Countries to Develop

  • Donated clothes go to Third World Countries, taking away business from local clothing makers

Harder for Third World Countries to Develop

Hazardous to the Environment

  • water pollution
  • the use of toxic chemicals
  • increasing levels of textile waste.

What can we do?

What We Can Do

  • Buy FairTrade
  • a way of buying and selling products that makes certain that the people who produce the goods receive a fair price.
  • creates a better standard of living for those in third world countries
  • Buy less
  • Buy fewer higher quality products, rather than a lot of low quality products
  • Buy Eco Friendly products
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