Showing posts with label outsourcing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outsourcing. Show all posts
Sheldon Richman: Stop Complaining About Outsourcing

John Stossel: Myths We Live By
Why such faith in government? The Olympics have gone smoothly despite -- gasp! -- America's team wearing clothing made in China at the opening ceremony. "I'm so upset," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. "Take all the uniforms, put them in a big pile, and burn them. ... We have people in the textile industry who are desperate for jobs." Here ... MORE
Harry Binswanger: Outsourcing Is America At Its Best

Michael Tanner: Romney's Chance To Embrace Outsourcing
He should point out the benefits of capitalism. There is a story, perhaps apocryphal, that Milton Friedman was touring the Chinese countryside when he came upon a government project where workers were digging a canal. Friedman was surprised that instead of bulldozers and modern earth-moving equipment, the workers were ... MORE
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debt,
economics,
government,
industry,
jobs,
outsourcing,
tax,
trade
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