China's Low Price Labor Market Position Will Give Way To Bangladesh.

This is by no means a sign of urbanization. If China The wages of workers continue to rise, such a place will become a new passion for foreign factory owners, because they always need a steady stream of cheap labor.

Behind the iron gates and concrete walls of large factories, tens of thousands of Bangladeshi workers are working, most of whom are women workers. They are sewing short sleeved shirts, shorts or sweaters all day and night. These products will supply western famous retailers and brands such as WAL-MART and Haines Morris.

"Our family needs this money, so we came here." Massouda Aksa, a 21 year old woman worker, said she was busy running the sewing machine.

In China, once the world's labour market, the cost of employing workers is no longer as cheap as before. Chinese Low price labor market Status is slowly being handed over to the authorities. The People's Republic of Bangladesh Vietnam and Kampuchea - at least for products such as textiles, toys or small appliances, which are cheap and require a lot of labor and traffic conditions in the cities where the factory is located.

The phenomenon of labor force employment in poor countries such as Bangladesh has not lasted for one or two days, and even has some symptoms before China's wage instability and the adjustment of the Chinese government's exchange rate policy. But at the same time, workers in Bangladesh are demanding higher pay. They even clashed with local police: even so, their wages are much lower than those of Chinese workers.

If Bangladesh wants to take the place of China's labour market, it still faces many challenges. There are a large number of migrant workers in China, and many of them are well educated, accustomed to the capacious roads, railways and power supply in their hometown, which are the insurmountable barriers for workers in Bangladesh.