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Reporter Ron French draws on his investigations of American companies who have outsourced their production to four poor nations to explore how outsourcing is having a negative impact on the American economy and failing to boost the economies of the poorer nations.

Presents a comprehensive examination of globalization and its positive and negative effects on U.S. employment, wages, and management.

Presents a collection of articles on the nation's economy with a specific focus on the quality and quantity of employment opportunities available to the American people.

Explains how the increasing globalization of work and rapid advancements in communications technology are making age-old teaching methods irrelevant and offers new strategies for today's curriculum.

Explores the arguments surrounding outsourcing and examines its impact on the economy and the American people.

Examines the dangers corporate outsourcing poses to the American labor force and discusses what can be done to stop companies from outsourcing while still increasing production and profit.