U.S labor in L.A Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank

Data collected: 2 survey responses
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Demographics

What is your gender?

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What is your age?

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What is the highest level of education you have achieved?

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Are you currently working, or have you ever worked, in a unionized workplace?

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Organized Labor in the United States and Latin America

In the past decade, in regard to its foreign relations policies, has the United States acted in an imperialist fashion?

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Do labor unions improve the lives of the workers they represent?

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With the problems facing workers in the United States, should labor unions concern themselves with the problems of workers in Latin America?

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The best way to improve the lives of workers in sweatshops and other overtly oppressive workplaces is through unionization.

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Immigrants working illegally in the Unites States should be allowed to form unions.

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American companies should be punished financially if they are operating factories with sweatshop conditions in Latin America.

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If you were a business owner and your business needed to expand, would you open a factory in Mexico, knowing that sweatshop conditions would exist in your factory?

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Poor working conditions and starvation wages simply “come with the territory” of a developing nation.

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American companies with sweatshops in Latin America are good for the host nations because American companies pay their employees higher wages than do non-American companies.

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Would improving the working conditions of factories in Latin America curb migration to the United States?

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Sweatshops in foreign nations are good for American consumers who want to stretch the buying power of the dollar by purchasing inexpensive products made in sweatshops.

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Would you stop purchasing a specific brand's products if you discovered the goods were made in sweatshops?

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The government of the United States supports and defends American companies that establish sweatshops in Latin America.

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What are your general impressions of sweatshops?

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It is logical for the United States to intervene in Latin American governments when these governments ideologically differ from the United States.

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Organized labor's loyalty should be to the government first and the workers second.

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