If you must move it to homework, so be it. DON'T QUOTE THIS AREA. JERRY CRANE. RVC. DFB.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3797/is_200404/ai_n9373403
Downsizing occurs in shrinking industries, which are contracting because of a lack of demand for their products..
..Technology plays a role, too, in the long term, because in dwindling industries it tends to make smaller firms more efficient. Market forces push companies to operate efficiently, which means having an optimally sized workforce, and "technology determines what that efficient size is, and long-run downsizing occurs when technical change requires a reduction in the size of the labor force."
I question the truth to this. Is it because there isn't enough demand as in, an exponential demand that wasn't previously there? How much of a lack was there? 2%? 3%? .05%?
A balloon contracts as I put it in my freezer, even a colder atmosphere than it was once in.
In this report I'm giving, I am in no way hateful towards foreigners except in one area. I feel they should demand higher wages. That's not so bad, right?
As I read on, I notice more and more that because people are demanding higher wages, as I want them to, they are losing their jobs.
http://money.cnn.com/2005/08/23/news/international/india_outsourcing/
Many U.S. and international companies maintain that outsourcing business processes such as customer service call centers, administrative and accounting processes to low-cost and low-wage countries like India helps to keep down their own cost of doing business...
"Four years ago, a typical call center employee would have earned between 5,000 to 6,000 rupees ($114- $136) a month. Now it may be up to between 7,000 to 9,000 rupees ($159 - $204) a month," he said. "The rise in labor costs isn't significant yet. What's more important is that these increases so far have not been passed on to clients in the U.S." ...
Gartner estimates that India's current 85 percent ownership of the BPO market share could dwindle to about 45 percent by 2007... A new report from market research firm Gartner, Inc. warns that a labor crunch and rising wages could erode as much as 45 percent of India's market share by 2007.
The idea is that, Americans ask for higher wages, thus they will have their jobs shipped overseas. However, when those people over seas ask for money, they too will lose their jobs. I
don't believe the idea that demand is decreasing
exponentially.
I believe business people are being cheapskates and avoiding shelling out cash.
See, I came to awareness while just typing a bunch of crap up I thought of outsourcing.. then it HIT ME.

What if we get these people to ask for higher wages??! well what do you know.. they are... the businesses don't like this... these people are starting to understand capitalism... they were once uneducated about it.. but now they aren't...
What I want more information about is the environmental conditions businesses leave behind screwing up with their schemes to get rich quick.
Some of the current wages of foreigners who are taking the jobs.
Also, their current educational standpoint.
True this paper is on socioeconomics.. but I throw in the environment and population rate increase and it all goes well.
So basically.. if you educate the whole world, they all ask for equal wages.. they have more health control and decrease the population... then the population will decrease.. wages will increase.. education will increase... people won't be as ignorant.. and the whole world will be hunky dory, along with the environment.
If something interesting cultural wise were to come out of this, it would be the businesses idea to Americanize foreign countries so that
#1. they do American work.
#2. They buy American products.
#3. they eat at
mickey d's.