Statement I: Most clothing and footwear sold in the U.S.is produced abroad by sweatshop labor.
Statement II: People working in sweatshops in Asia and Latin America work long hours under poor working conditions,and are usually paid less than $1 an hour.

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Both statements are widely believed to be true by many consumers and labor advocates. The majority of clothing and footwear sold in the U.S. is indeed produced in countries with low labor costs, where workers often work long hours under poor conditions and for very low wages. While the exact wage rates may vary depending on the country and industry, it is not uncommon for workers in sweatshops to earn less than $1 an hour.

Statement I: Most Clothing and Footwear Sold in the U