In this article, Klein argues that companies are no longer focusing on the making of their products but instead on their reputation; it is about selling this idea, an image, a dream, or a fantasy. Companies like Nike don’t make their own products, but instead they send someone else to do it. Companies send their contract to foreign factories, which they don't own, that will produce the product for a cheap price. Additionally, those factories send the order to other organizations that will do it for a cheaper price. Overall, this is how companies make most of their profits. More importantly, these factories, who pay their workers less than a dollar, are produced for these well-known brands are mostly women. Klein also argues that factories find