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Evaluating the Root Causes of Modern Forced Labor
Some argue that weak legal frameworks and a lack of government enforcement are the primary reasons modern forced labor persists. Others contend that the economic desperation and social vulnerability of certain populations (such as migrant workers) are the more fundamental drivers. Evaluate these two perspectives. In your response, argue which factor you believe is more critical in enabling modern forced labor, and explain how these different factors often interact to create situations of exploitation.
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Evaluating the Root Causes of Modern Forced Labor