dimelab dimelab: shrinking the gap between talk and action.

Indian Topic in The Credit Debacle Catalog

Indian Outsourcers Complain Re Difficulty (1); Indian outsourcing (2); Indian outsourcing companies say (1); Indian sage (1); Indian workers (1).

naked capitalism Fri 2010-09-17 09:55 EDT

Having Hollowed Out IT in the US, Indian Outsourcers Complain Re Difficulty of Finding US Staff

Lordie, if this isn't disingenuous, I don't know what is. From the Financial Times: US universities are producing too few engineers to meet industry demand, Indian outsourcing companies say, leaving such businesses little choice but to hire foreign skilled workers to fill jobs in America...[copious valuable commentary: US software industry; technology careers]

find; hollow; Indian Outsourcers Complain Re Difficulty; naked capitalism; staff.

Joe Bageant Sun 2010-01-31 11:57 EST

Raising up dead horses

The national money shamans have danced around the carcass of our dead horse economy, chanted the recovery chant and burned fiat currency like Indian sage, enshrouding the carcass in the sacred smoke of burning cash. And indeed, they have managed to prop up the carcass to appear life-like from a distance, if you squint through the smoke just right.

dead horses; Joe Bageant; raised.

naked capitalism Sun 2009-09-13 15:35 EDT

Is economic boom around the corner?

...growth underpinned by high debt accumulation and low savings can continue for a very, very long time. In the United States, by virtue of America's possession of the world's reserve currency, an increase in aggregate debt levels has been successfully financed for well over twenty-five years...it is wholly conceivable that we could experience a multi-year economic expansion on the back of renewed monetary and fiscal expansion...Marc Faber: ``Don't underestimate the power of printing money''...but NDK continues to ``disrespect the power of printing money. There are few transmission mechanisms to get that printed money into the real economy.'' pebird comments (paraphrasing Faber?): The US (and Europe) per capita wealth must be driven down to a global benchmark - that is what globalization means. Which is easier - bringing 800 million Chinese plus 500 million Indian workers up to Western standards or 400 million Western workers down to global standards?

corner; economic boom; naked capitalism.