Nowadays many companies have manufacturing facilities in different countries. Does this development have more advantages or disadvantages?
In many societies,
companies
have Use synonyms
factories
in various Use synonyms
countries
. Most Use synonyms
of
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apply
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companies
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companies'
company's
factories
are located in undeveloped or developing Use synonyms
countries
like the People's Republic of Use synonyms
China
, Use synonyms
Kingdom
of Thailand and India. Correct article usage
the Kingdom
It
is because placing Correct pronoun usage
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factories
in Use synonyms
the
undeveloped or developing Correct article usage
apply
countries
allows them to recruit a labourer easily. Use synonyms
And placing
manufacturing facilities in different Correct word choice
Placing
countries
can Use synonyms
make
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help
companies
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to
reduce Fix the infinitive
apply
the
costs. Correct article usage
apply
Therefore
, there are several advantages and disadvantages for Linking Words
companies
to have Use synonyms
factories
in different Use synonyms
countries
. Use synonyms
First,
for advantages, Linking Words
companies
may recruit a labourer easily. Most of Use synonyms
developed
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the developed
country
's citizens Use synonyms
does
not want to work in Correct subject-verb agreement
do
factories
. Use synonyms
That is
why developed Linking Words
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country's
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country
companies
like Use synonyms
an
Samsung and Apple are moving their manufacturing facilities to developing Correct article usage
apply
countries
. Samsung have Use synonyms
a
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factories
a factory
factories
in Use synonyms
the
Vietnam and India, Apple have Correct article usage
apply
a
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factories
a factory
factories
in the People's Republic of Use synonyms
China
and Use synonyms
Republic
of Correct article usage
the Republic
China
(Taiwan). Use synonyms
Second,
for disadvantages, Linking Words
companies
may be Use synonyms
challenge
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challenged
in
the lack of quality problem. Change preposition
by
Products
produced from different Use synonyms
countries
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has
a lot of problems, like Change the verb form
have
an
inferior Correct article usage
apply
goods
. Use synonyms
Products
produced from Use synonyms
country
A might not have Use synonyms
an
inferior Correct article usage
apply
goods
but Use synonyms
products
made from Use synonyms
country
B can have Use synonyms
an
inferior Correct article usage
apply
goods
issues. Use synonyms
This
situation occurs Linking Words
due to
Linking Words
lack
of labourer's technique. Correct article usage
a lack
For example
, when Samsung moved Linking Words
their
smartphone Correct pronoun usage
its
produce
line from Replace the word
production
China
to Korea, Use synonyms
inferior
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the inferior
goods
problem Use synonyms
had
declined Unnecessary verb
apply
raplidly
in 2014. Correct your spelling
rapidly
To sum up
, there are several advantages and disadvantages to Linking Words
companies
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have
manufacturing Wrong verb form
having
factories
in different Use synonyms
countries
. Businesses can find the best way to make Use synonyms
best
quality Correct article usage
the best
products
and expand widely.Use synonyms
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