Is Capitalism system fair?

Capitalism is not fair because there are people who cannot have benefits.
In other words monopolize benefits.
Recent years, More companies started the price competition, then the price went down rapidly. so they have to cut down some cost. What cost do you think they cut down? that is supplier, then sweatshop would increase day by day.

The number of working children is at least 152 million as of 2017.

Even children of only six years of age work. They have never been to school

Have you seen this movie titled “the price of free”? This movie is a documentary about Kailash's activities. He rescued and assisted children who were doing child labor. I watched this movie before.

According to this movie, parents didn't know how hard the work was for their children, so parents made them go to work. If parents had known more about
sweatshop, they wouldn't have handed over their children.

So, government have to Make a statement to educate people in developing countries.
Second, Government have to monitor the supply chain
They must make it banned.

How about us? What can we do?
I think the most important thing is getting to know about what’s happening to children in the world.

Before I knew these things, I didn't think of the reason why companies could sell the products so cheap. but after I found out the child labor, I felt responsibility. so I suggested our teachers to educate the students from elementary school about social issues like child labor. and watch that movie 「the price of free」that way we can understand what is connected with social problems.

after knowing that, we should take some actions. For example buying Fair trade products because Fairtrade guarantees are proper supply chain.

I thought buying expensive stuffs would help reducing sweatshop. but I researched and found out that was wrong.

Expensive things are not traded through always proper supply chain. only capitalists may increase the benefits.

so if you want to take action, you should call and ask the companies about their supply chain. that little action may help children.