would stay in Myanmar if wages

Despite the hardships, around 70% of workers say they would stay in Myanmar if wages and conditions improved. However, as hope fades, 21% of surveyed workers are now preparing to leave the country for better opportunities. This growing out-migration reflects the deepening desperation among young women who no longer see a future in an industry that once offered them stability. In sum, the stated goal of the U.S. tariff hikes, narrowing the trade deficit and diversifying supply chains, remains far from achieved. Instead, they could have driven up prices for American consumers, hurt U.S. importers, and disrupted global trade without closing the trade gap. The result is a lose-lose scenario. สล็อต เว็บตรง