American Software Manufacturers Overseas

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This paper examines the struggles of an American-based company that is eager to exploit the international labor market for all it's worth. The paper looks at the company's geographic location, its product(s), its ethical duties (and to whom those duties are owed), the potential complications of hiring young people, its legal struggles over a breach of contract (brought about in part by negligent workers in India), what it can do to avoid a similar situation in the future and how it might finesse its way out of its (potential) legal quagmire.

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"There can be little doubt that free trade has opened the world up in extraordinary ways to American businesses. However, with any multinational organization, the complexity of juggling an international business that stretches across oceans and transcends borders means that mistakes are made and that, occasionally, products are received by clients late or not at all or they are defective. The following paper will examine a situation wherein an American-based company with production operations overseas is being threatened with lawsuits by disgruntled clients convinced the organization has been derelict in its responsibilities to them."

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