Doreatha Kjellsen: No, a corporation has a legal and moral obligation to the stock holders, the actual owners of the company. If they can find workers who do better quality work and a lower cost it is irresponsible for them to pay more money for inferior production.Unfortunately the unions have driven many manufacturers off shore, and it is not something that just happened it has been happening for a long time.
Marvella Benward: corporations are in business to make money not to create jobs for anyone, that would be entitlement attitude
Paul Maymi: That is silly. Companies are formed to make profits. They are forced to outsource jobs because that is the only way to make a profit. Governments always lay restrictions upon restrictions until the only way an honest businessman can make a living is by smuggling. The government and big bankers are so crooked now that a company can't exist without being in bed with the government. It is not physically possible to sup! port such a regime for long. Expect a collapse soon. I don't mean the market will crash, I mean the entire culture will collapse. Lots of other countries are near collapse too. If you get on the email list at http://gainspainscapital.com/ they will send you a high quality analysis of the news almost every day. If you want a deeper understanding of why these things are happening you can read the free materials and maybe take a class at http://mises.org/...Show more
Brittney Inabnit: Of course not. They have a fiduciary responsibility to their shareholders by law.
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