India is fast becoming the worlds biggest supplier of services to Europe and the United States. It used to be thought that services had to be delivered in the same country as the customer because they required staff to be near their clients. In the world of outsourcing, telesales and internet purchasing this is no longer the case and service providers in Europe and the United States have struggled to compete because of the regulatory burden and high wages. Now India has its sights on winning business in the sectors of banking, finance, accountancy and law. It seems that very little can be done to stop European and US jobs in these industries going the same way as so many manufacturing jobs and migrating to the huge, English speaking, highly educated and low wage Indian workforce.

Question: The author would not agree that there is little we can do to stop European and US jobs in banking, finance, accountancy and law being lost to India.
Options:
A. true, B. false, C. uncertain
Answer: "B"