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Economic Implications and Policy Responses
Examines economic implications of and policy responses to foreign outsourcing of intermediate products previously produced domestically. Discusses evidence of job losses due to foreign outsourcing from U.S. multinational companies, international investment flows, and information technology sector employment trends; trade, outsourcing, and wages; and the relationship between an increased level of trade and economic well-being.
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