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    Sounds to me like the WTO are just making it up as they go along.
    Now, now, Lucifer. Keep that up and you'll gain a reputation for being a cynical Sid. There's some lovely stuff in the new Orlaith thread; everyone's a winner

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    WTO and Off-Shoring

    From the CUK front page...
    But the WTO questioned the so-called “new mega-trend” of offshoring services, saying that while the business process is set to progress steadily, it will continue having no dramatic impact on employment in sending or receiving countries.
    A mere three paragraphs later...
    Yet the WTO added developing countries with a large English speaking population, a strong telecoms infrastructure and a large pool of IT professionals are “expected to reap large employment and income gains.”
    Sounds to me like the WTO are just making it up as they go along.
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