The theory goes that way, but what's the point when the motivation of moving operations overseas is to cut cost?
Because a company thinks it will help their bottom line. But profits as a % of sales have normally been rangebound in the US between 3.5% and 6%. So the reality in aggregate is that companies pay their existing employees more and hire new employees to develop new markets.
Because a company thinks it will help their bottom line. But profits as a % of sales have normally been rangebound in the US between 3.5% and 6%. So the reality in aggregate is that companies pay their existing employees more and hire new employees to develop new markets.
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