How outsourcing jobs affects the economy

    • [DOC File]Ethical Outsourcing

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      Jun 18, 2008 · Programmers, editors, scientists and accountants have lost their jobs due to outsourcing to cheaper locations like India. Globalization has led to exploitation of labor. Prisoners and child workers are used to work in inhumane conditions. Safety standards are ignored to produce cheap goods. Job insecurity. Earlier people had stable, permanent jobs.


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      Job loss not only affects the individual but the family and economy too. 17.6% of children in Canada are living in poverty (Cruikshank, 2008, p.51). There has been what Cruikshank terms as a “polarized society” created because there is high end high paying jobs and low end low paying jobs and nothing in-between.


    • How Outsourcing Affects the Global Economy

      The issues discussed above contain many similarities to those faced by the automotive industry years ago, as it undertook the outsourcing of many jobs to countries such as Mexico. At the time, many felt that too many U.S. jobs were being sent off-shore, and the impact to the U.S. economy …


    • [DOC File]CLASS 1

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      A CESR lens on global outsourcing reveals how outsourcing affects a broader set of stakeholders than just shareholders. The costs of outsourcing to both local and global society, and to the environment are weighed against the benefits to the corporations and their shareholders. ... helps developing countries by providing jobs where unemployment ...


    • [DOC File]Outsourcing in the Software Development Industry

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      Outsourcing of jobs such as having someone in Asia read X-ray or answer phones has also created resentment in the United States. From the economic point of view, outsourcing of jobs as illustrated above is the same as import of services from China. The effects are the same as for the import of goods produced in China that I just talked about.


    • [DOC File]Outsourcing In The Financial Sector - Recent Management ...

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      “The Case for Outsourcing Jobs,” September 14, 2012 CNN Money “The Impact of Long-term Unemployment: Lost Income, Lost Friends -- and Loss of Self-respect,” 2010 Pew Study “Perils of Globalization When Factories Close and Towns Struggle,” May 17, 2015 New York Times


    • [DOC File]Globalization and China’s Economic and Financial Development

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      The economic effect of outsourcing on Western countries has been shown to be rather small. While accused of destroying positions, outsourcing seems to rather lead to lower inflation, productivity gains, and increases in efficiency. Jobs that become redundant due to outsourcing in one sector tend to be compensated by jobs created in another sector.


    • [DOC File]Advantages of Globalization

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      For example, an U.S. call center employee, including labor, technology and phone routing, costs a company $20 per hour on average versus $12 per hour in India. From 2001-2003, over 250,000 call center jobs were outsourced to India and the Philippines alone. Source: “How Does Call Center Outsourcing Affect the U.S. Economy?”


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