Does outsourcing harm America?
By: Lisa Krueger, book editor
Series: At issue. Economy; At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 118
ISBN-13: 9780737746730; 9780737746747
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 108-111) and index.
Table of contents: title: U.S. corporations can benefit from outsourcing / Melanie Rodier; title: The advantages of outsourcing are ending / John Ferreira and Len Prokopets; title: Outsourcing has contributed to the loss of manufacturing jobs / Susan Helper; title: Outsourcing harms the U.S. middle class / Dennis Behreandt; title: Americans are offered services at lower cost through outsourcing / Douglas A. Irwin; title: Outsourcing compromises the safety and quality of products / Dali L. Yang; title: The majority of Americans believe free trade is hampering the U.S. economy /  Nina Easton; title: America has prospered from outsourcing so protectionism is not needed / Milton Ezrati; title: Outsourcing is a precursor to foreign investors obtaining U.S. infrastructure / William Norman Grigg; title: Multinational corporations can benefit the economy during a recession / Michael Mandel, Steve Hamm, and Christopher Ferrell; title: Outsourcing creates a need to revamp the U.S. education system / Maggie Nassif and William Roe.