US engineering jobs are being "offshored" to countries like India and China, a trend that is "gaining momentum", says a study just out.
But it says that it is still "not clear" whether this would erode US competitiveness or provide long-term benefits to the West.
"What is clear is that there is insufficient independent research on this study," says the study by the Durham, NC-based Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering Research. The study is titled "Industry Trends in Engineering Offshoring".
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But it says that it is still "not clear" whether this would erode US competitiveness or provide long-term benefits to the West.
"What is clear is that there is insufficient independent research on this study," says the study by the Durham, NC-based Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering Research. The study is titled "Industry Trends in Engineering Offshoring".
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