Question

The amount of the retail price of a piece of clothing that pays the worker’s wage is low.  The Clean Clothes campaign estimates that the actual percent is usually between 0.5% and 5.0%.  Where does the rest of the money go?​

Answer 1

middlemen

Explanation:

The amount paid for a piece of clothing gets distributed among all of the people or companies that handle that clothing (and some that don't), including the retailer, wholesaler, transportation companies, import/export companies, customs and other government agencies, expediters, designers or other holders of intellectual property. The money goes to pay wages, fees, bribes, "protection", fuel and other utility costs, material costs, rent, interest, and amounts stolen or embezzled.

Answer 2

middlemen

Step-by-step explanation:

The amount paid for a piece of clothing gets distributed among all of the people or companies that handle that clothing (and some that don't), including the retailer, wholesaler, transportation companies, import/export companies, customs and other government agencies, expediters, designers or other holders of intellectual property. The money goes to pay wages, fees, bribes, "protection", fuel and other utility costs, material costs, rent, interest, and amounts stolen or embezzled.