The Claim That International Trade Promotes Sweatshop Working Conditions in Developing

The claim that international trade promotes sweatshop working conditions in developing nations is frequently refuted by economists based on evidence that

A) wages in developing countries are now almost as high as in developed countries.
B) these may be the only job opportunities people have; therefore, they are better off than without these jobs.
C) working conditions are not bad at all in developing countries.
D) international trade has led the creation of an international governing body requiring all factories to meet minimum working condition standards.