The low costs of labour in the developing world have meant that since the end of the Second World War there has been a 'new international division of labour', and the majority of international investment now goes to developing countries.

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While it's true that low labor costs in developing countries have attracted investment, the majority of international investment still flows to developed countries due to their more stable economic environments, advanced infrastructure, and stronger legal systems.

The Low Costs of Labour in the Developing World Have