Naomi Klein’s chapter “The Discarded Factory” from her book No Space, No Choice, No Jobs, No Logo informs about the changing state of the globalized world. She talks about large corporations’ prioritization for branding and advertising over production. This means that within the past few years, these companies have closed down factories they owned and displaced themselves from the production of their products by hiring out contractors in places like Taiwan and China who became in charge of the factories that made their merchandise. In doing this, they were able to inadvertently enable places of work that ignored workers’ rights without holding any of the blame. The money they saved from directly owning factories was used to advance their ad
