Summary:
The book investigates the economic and social consequences of China's manufacturing practices, revealing the harsh realities of labor conditions, environmental impact, and the sacrifices made for low-cost production. It delves into personal stories and on-the-ground research to expose the hidden costs behind China's ability to offer goods at "the China price."
Key points:
1. "China Price": Extremely low production costs in China set global standards but come with issues like poor labor conditions, environmental harm, and compromised quality.
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