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A recent report by the WSJ on a series of raids in Italy concerning the production of luxury goods by some leading brands has raised concerns over exploited work.
Dior paid 53 euros per piece, roughly $57 , to assemble a handbag that it sells in stores for 2,600 euros, or about $2,780 .
Armani bags were sold to a supplier for 93 euros, then resold for 250 euros and ultimately priced at around 1,800 euros in stores.
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