With both China and India now graduating more college students than the US every year, economists are increasingly uncertain about just where the EU and US have comparative advantage any more - or whether the standard framework for understanding globalisation still applies in the face of so-called white-collar off shoring.
With both China and India now graduating more college students than the US every year, economists are increasingly uncertain about just where the EU and US have comparative advantage any more - or whether the standard framework for understanding globalisation still applies in the face of so-called white-collar off shoring.