Gander, an apparel company, is known to be a profit-hungry company. It lands in a controversy when it comes to light that the company pays almost nonliving wages to the workers in its manufacturing subsidiaries based in developing countries. In the context of business behavior, Gander's business conduct is:

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While it may be legal for a company to pay low wages in developing countries where labor laws are weak or non-existent, it is still unethical to pay nonliving wages to workers who are often in dire need of a decent income. Therefore, Gander's conduct is legal but unethical.

Gander, an Apparel Company, Is Known to Be a Profit-Hungry