We need, in that context, to stop outsourcing the discussion of policy and strategy to think tanks or consultants, and rather develop our competency internally.
— President Obama and his allies made the case for him as commander in chief Thursday night, saying he was a steady hand in a dangerous world, while accusing Mitt Romney of outsourcing his policy to "neocon advisers" who would lead a return to the reckless adventurism of the Bush administration.
The outsourcing of social services is a policy instrument that controls for social service supply and the development of partnerships throughout the governance network.
Worse for the old bosses of labor, 93% of the private sector is currently non-union – a reflection of a number of trends, including the gradual spreading of anti-worker, pro-employer legislation and policies … the outsourcing of jobs and labor's failure to adapt to an increasingly service-based economy".
The same is certainly true of trade policies and the outsourcing of American jobs.
They are the result of a trade policy that has been designed to facilitate outsourcing of manufacturing jobs by U.S. corporations.
We should worry about the distributional consequences of "outsourcing" and how policies can cushion and offset them.
For more than three decades, U.S. trade policy has tolerated closed foreign markets and encouraged the outsourcing of work.
The government has tried, with varying degrees of success, to police these companies: their privacy policies, their market dominance, their patent claims, their outsourcing of manufacturing, and their meagre tax payments.
It also shows how the outsourcing of military and intelligence operations has spawned legally murky clandestine operations that can be at cross-purposes with America's foreign policy goals.
