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I also don't see a problem with outsourcing.
The simple fact is that the US imports more jobs than it exports.
Global companies invest heavily in US factories and infrastructure.
For example, Japanese car companies that assemble in the US employ US citizens here.
As you're introducing global economics into the discussion, the trend toward globalizing economies is inevitable. Perhaps you're suggesting a revision of the tax code in light of global realities. In any event, this doesn't change my initial point - it just complexifies it.
Thanks for the feedback, Cynthetiq. Discussing implications of the inevitable globalization of nations' economies is probably beyond the scope of this thread. What do you think?
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