Question: You are working for a large manufacturing company that is constructing a facility in Lulaland The cost of labor is cheap in Lulaland. You also find that many children from age eight on up work in this country. Three months before your facility is ready to open, the New York Times runs an exposé on American businesses that are exploiting child labor in foreign countries. You decide not to employ workers who do not meet the age for legal employment that applies to businesses operating in the continental U.S. You are then contacted by several government leaders in Lulland who are very concerned that you are following these strict guidelines. They do not consider employing children as exploitation. In fact, many of these children are the sole breadwinners for their family. What do you do?