Service offshoring and firm employment
Abstract
Major technological advances have recently spurred a new wave of offshoring in services, which used to be non-tradable. Should service workers in developed countries worry about their jobs? Trade theory has given a nuanced answer to this question, suggesting that efficiency gains from offshoring may counteract direct job losses, which leaves the predicted net effect ambiguous. This paper investigates the employment effects of service offshoring...
Paper Details
Title
Service offshoring and firm employment
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Volume
117
Pages
209 - 228
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