Multinational companies are not concerned with child labor issues in nations where the suppliers employ children in factories to meet the business demands, as long as the laws of these nations permit children to work in factories.

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This statement is false. Many multinational companies have implemented strict policies against child labor in their supply chains and work with suppliers to ensure that no children are employed in their factories. Some have even established programs to support education and social welfare for children in the communities where they operate. However, it is also true that some multinational companies have been criticized for not doing enough to address child labor issues in their supply chains.

Multinational Companies Are Not Concerned with Child Labor Issues in Nations