Children in third world countries have also been found to be working in garment factories which supply jeans and other modern wear to the rest of the world at a price that can be ten times the wage paid to each child monthly. In 1990, the United Nations encouraged countries to prohibit the import of products made by children under the age of 15. This threat led to great panic in the Bangladesh garment industries which immediately dismissed child workers. However, once the attention disappeared after some time, it was back to business for some companies, but more discreetly this time.