Question

Critics contend that the international trade development approach does not place a high priority on workers' rights, charging all of the following except:

A) Lack of concern for environmental issues
B) Disregard for labor standards
C) Neglect of fair wages
D) Ignoring market competition

Answer 1

The correct answer is option C) Neglect of fair wages.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question posed deals with the criticisms of the international trade development approach, specifically relating to not prioritizing workers' rights. The correct option that doesn't belong to the common criticisms is Ignoring market competition, as the general concerns are about job loss, environmental degradation, unfair labor practices, and inequitable wealth distribution, not the ignoring of market competition.

International trade development is often critiqued for disregarding important issues such as environmental concerns, labor standards, and fair wages for workers.