"The US" never sends jobs overseas. Various companies based IN the US will "send jobs overseas" - meaning, contracting work overseas or building manufacturing facilities overseas - because US workers are highly paid, and some companies figure that they can save money on manufacturing by getting that work done elsewhere. But it isn't the US government doing that. It doesn't always work out that way. Yes, a Chinese worker may work for a tenth of the cost of a US worker - but Chinese workers often make mistakes, or do poor work. Some companies have been moving manufacturing facilities back to the US, because US workers are - generally - better trained and more consistent.
labor cost less overseas =)
There are two main reasons why a firm will build a facility in another country: 1) They want to have a manufacturing facility closer to one of their larger markets. 2) They can manufacture their products more cheaply overseas due to cheaper labour costs.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
The laws of the host country apply to foreign nationals working in military treatment facilities overseas.
Multinational corporations deal in foreign investments. They are also enterprises and may have facilities in mines, oil refineries, and distribution.
The number of American Corporation relocating manufacturing plant to countries like Mexico and India is in the hundreds.