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Mr. Obama repeated his charge that it was Mr. Romney who had sent jobs to China through his zealous practice of "outsourcing" at Bain Capital.

He said it was Mr. Romney who had sent jobs to China through his zealous practice of outsourcing at Bain Capital.

Though local authorities have lately been outsourcing at a robust rate, you might still look askance at growth prospects in the public sector.

If you want to see the world of outsourcing at its most illogical, spend a bit of time with detail-hunters like Mr Reasonable.

"To have ended up with a single bidder, and one who seems completely unsuited to the task, makes a farce of competition and shows Gove is following Grayling in his blinkered and ideological pursuit of outsourcing at any cost".

"You can get crackerjack Java programmers in India right out of college for $5,000 a year versus $60,000 here," said Stephanie Moore, vice president for outsourcing at Forrester Research.

"There are no plans to outsource at this time," said Darleen Reid-DeMeo, a spokeswoman for the postal service in New Jersey.

The state's provision of many of these goods – notably transport, education, housing and healthcare – is being privatised or outsourced at an increasing rate.

"It's fine to outsource at the beginning while you're learning," Mr. Doctor, the media analyst, said, "but if events become a third or fourth revenue source, I'd want to have that expertise inside".

Yes, there are a lot of baby onions in this, but peeling them is a job that can be easily outsourced at this time of year, when there are often people in or near the kitchen looking to be of use.

Today 91% of schools outsource at least one function, up from 82% in 2000; 13% outsource over five services.