Author Argues Corporate Exploitation From Global South Now Reshaping US and British Wages

Award-winning author and Professor Kojo Koram contends that corporate systems historically used to extract wealth from developing nations are now being applied domestically in Britain and the United States. The analysis argues that powerful corporations have weakened wages, worker protections, and public living standards while accumulating wealth exceeding many nation-states. According to the source, the current cost-of-living crisis represents a domestic return of colonial-era economic extraction patterns.