Exporting Pesticides to Developing Countries As cited in the debate "Should We Export Pesticides to Developing Nations?", there is discussion on the Pro (Kenneth Goodpaster and Laura Nash) and Con (Jefferson Reynolds) side of the many effects pesticides pose to developing nations. On the Pro side there is the argument that insects and rodents eat up to 50 percent of all crops that are desperately needed by developing countries fast growing populations, and also the effects …
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…until the country could afford to pay for it themselves. By adapting this practice the United States would in fact be investing in the development and growth of the countries without exploiting them of giving the appearance that they are being exploited solely for the economic gain of the United States. References Silver Platter Information - Silverplatter.com Epa.gov 1992 Fao.org 2000 Business Ethics and society (Should We Export Pesticides to Developing Nations?)pp. 304-316 2002