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| Outsourcing Debate - Part II - The outsourcing of white-collar jobs to India and other low-cost countries has become a sensitive issue for US voters. In the second article of a three-part series on outsourcing, YaleGlobal Editor Nayan Chanda makes the case that America's economic fears about outsourcing are driving politics this election year. Chanda observes that "blue-collar workers, long wary of outsourcing, have now been joined by programmers, engineers and office workers - a group with much greater political clout." With Democratic Presidential hopeful John Kerry railing against "Benedict Arnold companies" and the media never more focused on the issue, US President George W. Bush may be in a tough spot come November. Unless a remedy especially sensitive to those displaced by the globalization of labor can be found, politicians may imprudently erect protectionist walls as an election year quick-fix. - YaleGlobal Outsourcing Debate - Part II Challenge of virtual office-space needs long-term solutions, not election year quick-fix Nayan Chanda
Tech workers in California protest job losses due to outsourcing: Signs of a structural change in the American economy? (Photo: Tony Jazvo, San Francisco Chronicle)
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