Essentially, all mp3 players, including the iPod, are made overseas. One estimate found that it would cost 23 percent more to buy an iPod manufactured under working conditions that would be legal in the United States. What might a store call an iPod that was made under U.S. working conditions?

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A store might call an iPod made under U.S. working conditions a sweatshop-free iPod, as sweatshop labor is typically associated with poor working conditions and low pay in overseas production facilities.

Essentially, All Mp3 Players, Including the IPod, Are Made Overseas