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This 6 page paper contends that free trade is advantageous but both sides of the argument are explored. Globalization and other concepts are defined. Outsourcing and offshoring are also concepts defined and discussed. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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this fictitious account of the Oval office, real issues are broached and this episode focused on the issues of outsourcing and offshoring. When confronted by one of his own men,
the president made a comment, something to the effect of "What should we do? Close off the country?" It is a good question. Free trade advocates are criticized, but what
are the alternatives? A student writing on this subject asks: "How does a company survive the tumultuous storm of a weakened economy? The bigger question is, how does a
U.S. worker survive when their job is being "exported" to another country or given to a foreign worker here in the U.S.? " These are important questions that often come
about during Presidential election years. Indeed, during the 1990s, candidates like Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot were adamant about keeping jobs in the United States. It is certainly a concern.
What should the people do? The answer that most give, and what the fictitious President Bartlett suggested, is that the U.S. has to adapt. It is a novel approach but
one that is sorely needed. A student writing on this topic has proposed the following thesis: " In the long run, (free trade) will positively impact the recovery of
the U.S. economy. Therefore, (the) U.S. Government should not slow the outsourcing of high-tech jobs nor...further restrict the U.S. immigration process." In fact, the basic tenets regarding free
trade theory advocate outsourcing (Madrick, 2004). Is it inevitable? First, it pays to look at history a bit. How did the world get to a point where it seems that
all nations are inextricably linked? All nations do seem to rely on others for their wares. Free trade is paramount. The key concept here seems to be globalization. What globalization
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