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As jobs continue to leave the US Midwest, a few winners emerge
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Nagging Doubts About the Benefits of Globalization, and a Look at the Evidence
The outsourcing discussion continues, as academics debate the effects of offshoring jobs
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Freeing India's Textile Industry
The country’s government holds the key to helping its apparel manufacturers compete in the global market
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Where Did All the Jobs Go? Nowhere
The debate over outsourcing is distracting attention from the true issues facing the US economy
Daniel W. Drezner
September 29, 2004
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