Chapter 56: The Pitfalls We Must Jump

The combat power that a strong government can unleash is often beyond imagination. With Franz's order, trade between the Austro-African Colonies and American countries suddenly became active.

Numerous labor export companies settled in the Austrian colonies, exporting the surplus labor force to America and the Arab World.

Thanks to everyone's joint efforts, the dire shortage of labor in various countries greatly improved. Under the new labor export model, international slave prices began to fall.

Labor export companies were essentially forced into existence, adhering to the old adage: where there's a policy from above, there's a countermeasure from below.

The Vienna Government prohibited the slave trade, and to circumvent legal stipulations, quick-witted slave traders immediately adopted a new guise.