Sweatshop owners want good governance and infrastructure. That's how they protect their capital investments.
Who would open a sweatshop in a place where the government could expropriate it, organized crime could take it over, or a simple rain could make the workplace inaccessible and the merchandise stuck in a warehouse?
Well, exactly. However, just because they want these things and pile in when they appear doesn't meant that they should take credit for them happening.
Who would open a sweatshop in a place where the government could expropriate it, organized crime could take it over, or a simple rain could make the workplace inaccessible and the merchandise stuck in a warehouse?