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Author:: Jagdish Bhagwati
Publication Date:: 02-2004
Content Type:: Policy Brief
Institution:: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
Abstract:: Recent criticism of overseas outsourcing as costing American jobs is misguided. American job losses are generally due to technical change, whereas outsourcing actually improves the competitiveness of American companies and increases the overall economic pie.
Topic:: International Relations, Foreign Policy, Democratization, and Economics
Political Geography:: America and Bangalore

Author:: David Bollier
Publication Date:: 01-1999
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Aspen Institute
Abstract:: Future historians may call this period the entrepreneurial age. Rarely has such an explosion of new business ventures, technological innovation, and cultural experimentation swept across diverse cultures of the globe simultaneously. Government leaders in Beijing and Singapore, Warsaw and Caracas, Moscow and London are looking to business mavericks to energize their economies. Multinational companies are eager to instill entrepreneurial values within their workforces to boost their competitiveness. On the periphery of such power centers, meanwhile, entrepreneurs large and small are remaking entire sectors of the economy and creating high-tech boomtowns in San Jose, California; Bangalore, India; Cambridge, England; Austin, Texas; and many other places.
Topic:: Industrial Policy and Science and Technology
Political Geography:: United States, India, London, California, Moscow, England, Singapore, Bangalore, Austin, and Texas

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