Posted on 22/06/05
Offshoring is not the bugaboo we've been led to believe
HONG KONG -- When assessing trade and currency spats between Asian nations and Washington, you might find the following rule of thumb handy: The level of hysteria and paranoia in the United States is normally in inverse proportion to the number of facts they have at their disposal.
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