Outsourcing and Relocation

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This paper discusses the business strategy of outsourcing and relocating. The paper contends that, as our world continues to become smaller through technologies, such as the Internet, fiber optics, and satellite communications, the economics of business revolve around profits that are achieved by organizational migration in this highly competitive global economy.

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"As our world has become smaller through the advent of new technologies, the economics of business in this highly competitive global economy can now be said to revolve around profits achieved through corporate migration. The consumers of the world have new expectations for lower pricing mixed with higher quality products and services which puts a great deal of pressure on the business community. Couple these consumer demands with the pressures expected by the investment community and one gets a true sense of twenty-first century business. All areas of the American economy from both the service and manufacturing arenas have had to search for novel opportunities or strategies that systematically reduced costs while still providing increased revenues. In the past, businesses simply reduced their labor forces to meet profit demands."

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