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Above all, if offshoring has been driving much of our supposed productivity gains, then the case for complete free trade begins to erode.

A major factor driving IT offshoring has been the vast disparity in both salaries and cost of living between U.S. technology workers and their counterparts in less-developed countries.

In fact, offshoring has been quietly snowballing.

Now that the economy is recovering after the recession of 2001, so will the job picture, perhaps dramatically, over the next year.Outsourcing (or "offshoring") has been going on for centuries, but still accounts for a tiny proportion of the jobs constantly being created and destroyed within America's economy.

Within particular industries, outsourcing and offshoring have been among globalisation's most disruptive consequences.

Louisiana, the nearest state to the leaking well, some 42 miles offshore, has been the most impacted.

One small patch 20 miles offshore has been divvied up by a few lobstermen from Point Judith, but that's an exceptional case.

Since 1982, the ban on offshore oil and gas leases on the outer continental shelf — vast areas 3 to 200 miles offshore — has been renewed by Republican and Democratic presidents and Democratic and Republican Congresses.

Since the 1980s, the industry's drive offshore has been encouraged by presidents and lawmakers of both parties who were seeking to expand domestic sources of energy and reap royalties from oil leases.

The existence of relatively fresh pore water offshore has been well recognised over the globe but studies on the chemistry of the pore water from offshore geological formations are extremely limited.

Brokers, bankers and assorted hustlers, mainly based offshore, have been rushing to offer wealthy Indians cash extraction services.