When manufacturing firms move to other countries to take advantage of cheap labor and lax environmental laws, it is called:

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Moving manufacturing firms to other countries to take advantage of cheap labor and lax environmental laws is commonly known as "opening runaway shops." This practice is often criticized for contributing to job losses in the firm's home country and for exploiting workers in the country where the shop is located.

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