Why is job
migration considered to be a side effect of globalization? How is it being
dealt with in the U.S.?
Answer: One
controversial side effect to globalization is job migration, the shifting of
jobs from one country to another. The U.S. economy has been a net loser to job
migration while countries like China, India, and the Philippines are net
gainers. Politicians and policymakers regularly debate the high costs of job
migration as local workers lose jobs and their communities lose economic
vitality. One side looks for new government policies to stop job migration and
protect the jobs of U.S. workers. The other side calls for patience, believing
that the national economy will strengthen and grow jobs in the long run as the
global economy readjusts.
Source: Management, 11th Edition -
John R. Schermerhorn
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