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Global Trade in Services: Fear, Facts, and Offshoring

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How vulnerable are US workers to the effects of outsourcing? Are Americans going to lose jobs in areas like financial Services and products, telecommunications, software development and engineering to low-salary countries like India and China? In a compelling new book J. Bradford Jensen demonstrates that the answer is no. He argues that the USA will have to embrace trade in Services and products and aggressively pursue liberalization in the service sector. Actually, the USA and the world have much to gain and little to lose if trade in Services and products is liberalized. The use of essentially the most current information at the Services and products sector, Jensen shows that despite the fact that service sector jobs pay high wages, these jobs aren’t likely to be lost to lower-wage workers in other countries. Indeed, precisely because high-wage service sector jobs require highly skilled workers, the U.S. is likely to retain these jobs. Fear and Offshoring: The Facts on Global Services and products Outsourcing investigates the poorly understood phenomenon of Services and products outsourcing and develops a comprehensive picture of its size, scope, and have an effect on.

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