The ancient problem of "usury," in the form of the exploitation of the ignorant poor by moneylenders, is still important in many parts of the world.
To those who believe that to die with the most toys is life's ultimate goal: Let them have their jets, their mega-yachts and their isolated castles, but not at public expense in the form of labor exploitation, destruction of the environment, the taking of public airways, tax loopholes and corporate welfare.
But the $4.7 billion transaction would certainly show up on our plates: in the form of farmer exploitation, more factory farms, and a more complicated supply chain that increases the risk of food contamination.
While Smith et al. [ 45] identified that many of the disabled women accessing these services had experienced abuse in the form of sexual exploitation, their study did not explore whether or not this had an effect on women's access to care and how it was addressed by maternity care practitioners.
"It was a topic that became increasingly real to me as a child growing up in Ireland and during the filming of Taken, which focuses on one aspect of violence and abuse against children in the form of trafficking and sexual exploitation.
For many NGOs, governments and development agencies, there are two principal causes of forced labour: poverty, which makes people vulnerable to exploitation, and criminality, in the form of employers willing to exploit the poor.
The French economist Yann Moulier Boutang believes we're living through the emergence of a new type of "cognitive capitalism", in which the main form of exploitation is "the co-operation of brains in networks".
For him it was adult exploitation in the form of child labour that he conveyed in his affecting poem about the plight of the chimney sweep.
Children in Pakistan face a variety of serious challenges ranging from malnutrition and poor access to education and health facilities to exploitation in the form of child labour.
That possession of illegal substances and paraphernalia exacerbates police exploitation in the form of coerced sex provides much-needed guidance on police practices, and challenges a simplistic notion that the illegality of sex work alone enables abuse.
