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Today even these "goods" are regulated by the law of supply and demand and it means that the labor market decreases its price when there is a lot of supply. (50:5) An immediate speculation is thereby created where entrepreneurs look for manpower in those countries where there is a lot of offer and therefore low prices. For example a European entrepreneur that acquires a order in Libya, instead of using European manpower at high cost, looks for the same kind of manpower in China or in a similar country where, as there is a large supply of manpower, the prices are low. (50:6) This allows the entrepreneur to obtain more profits; at the same time we can highlight two consequences: on the one hand, there is speculation on men of very low income, and on the other hand the non-use of European labor that creates still more unemployment. It seems clear this scourge can be eradicated only through a new international legislation that regulates, among other things, this relationship in terms of equity of salaries and worker safety.
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