Do U.S. Multinationals Have a Duty to Balance America’s Competitiveness with Their Own? Please Vote!
Harry Moser, founder of Reshoring Initiative, is courageously engaged in a debate on Economist.com. The link to the debate follows: Offshoring & Outsourcing: Do Multinational Corporations Have a Duty to Maintain a Strong Presence in their Home Countries? Moser’s opponent argues that: competitiveness is hardly likely to be undermined by multinational corporations investing abroad.
Since 1997, with multinational corporations able to defer paying U.S. income tax on overseas earnings, multinational corporations investing abroad has undermined America’s competitiveness perhaps more than any other single factor. Al-Qaeda’s central aim in its war on the United States is to bleed America to the point of bankruptcy. If you view offshoring and outsourcing as weapons of economic destruction aimed at America, please vote "yes" in the debate that U.S. multinationals still have a duty to America.
Hugh J. Campbell of the United Steelworkers ( USW ) sends us " Do U.S. Multinationals Have a Duty to Balance America’s Competitiveness with Their Own? Please Vote! "
