Colortrue Paint Company opened a manufacturing plant in a developing country in Africa because the low cost of labor and limited regulations in that country will reduce its paint production costs by 50%. The paint manufacturing process exposes workers to several hazards due to exposure to chemicals, some of which can lead to premature death. In the United States, several safety precautions are required to operate paint manufacturing plants and these precautions are quite expensive. Instead of using these precautions in its new plant, Colortrue provides clear written warnings to its workers that they will be exposed to harmful chemicals. List the six factors that Henry Shue identifies as necessary for a cost to be considered an actual damage and indicate whether they are present at Colortrue's new paint manufacturing plant in Africa.