Outsourcing is Bad

Finally, someone gets it!  Loser companies that can't make a dime has to outsource and dig themselves into a deeper hole. LOL!

The most frequent reason companies turn to
outsourcing is the need to increase profits. Replacing premium-priced
labor with workers earning less has led to lower costs for products and
services. That in turn has led to an increase in the purchases that is
outsourcing of materials, components, parts and services by the
companies. The value of outsourced goods and services for U.S.
companies now averages 65% of the value of their sales. This kind of
calculation is in the spotlight because this phenomenon has become the
central concern of what's called the "globalization" of commerce.
Accordingly, firms with a higher ratio of outsourcing purchases to
sales would tend to be more profitable since they would be substituting
lower-cost goods and services from global sources for higher-priced
U.S.-produced equivalents.

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