FDI Perspective No. 198: “How to handle the job-offshoring backlash?,” by Terutomo Ozawa

Terutomo Ozawa

Apr 24, 2017

Recent political development in the advanced economies, particularly in the US, signals a fast-growing backlash to MNEs’ job-offshoring as a response to high wages at home. How best to tackle the issue must be rethought.

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FDI Perspective No. 198: “How to handle the job-offshoring backlash?,” by Terutomo Ozawa

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Terutomo Ozawa

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