Why OutSourcing, OffShoring - Lost your IT Job?: The great hollowing-out myth

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Wednesday, November 24, 2004

The great hollowing-out myth

An Economist article proposes that job growth in the U.S. will far outweigh losses to offshoring.

“The creation of new jobs always overwhelms the destruction of old jobs by a huge margin”