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Opponents of globalization argue that off shoring leads to a loss of jobs in the county that transfers jobs to lower-wage countries. Evaluate all aspects of this argument.

Supporters of globalization argue that off shoring benefits a country's economy. Evaluate.

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Opponents of globalization argue that off shoring leads to a loss of jobs in the county that transfers jobs to lower-wage countries. Evaluate all aspects of this argument.

Supporters of globalization argue that off shoring benefits a country's economy.

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It is true that globalization transfers some jobs to lower-wage countries, usually countries with high populations and low technology. However, trade includes specialization in both countries. We ...

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