Many companies take advantage of lenient labor laws by setting up facilities in low-income
countries. Donna Bader's conclusion rests on three factors: the inequal distribution of benefits between developed and developing nations; the disproportionate ecological and environmental costs of globalization upon developing nations; and the unsustainable nature of the primary industries and businesses located in developing nations which cater to developed nations in the globalized market, such as fossil fuels, mining, and waste processing.