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How do you compare that with shell companies with no local employees ?
Or service sector jobs which do not contribute to high technology significantly.

Or totally outsourced technology and jobs as in Europe and
Taiwan/Japan/China/Korea, etc.


Sparky wrote:

> There big difference being that European companies hire locals to work in
> the U.S., which is not true for Wipro, Infosys, and TCS.   The bulk of their
> U.S.-based workforces are from India.   Many of these people avoid paying
> U.S. income taxes by receiving a large portion of their compensation as per
> diem; hence, they get the benefits of our tax-payer-funded infrastructure
> without its associated financial burden.
>
> "news2020" <user121@peoplepc.com> wrote in message
> news:40238E93.4850B892@peoplepc.com...
> > 'Sparky' and 'black sheep of da family' should read Kamal's response
> first.
> >
> > As far as Europeans go, entire companies are based in both Europe and US.
> > In fact, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, other Pacific Island nations, China and
> India
> > have come in only after the blue-bloods who are placed above all these low
> > level Asian people (if some people have their way, they will drop A-bombs
> > all over there and destroy everyone and their people who are taking away
> > their jobs and supposedly 'causing' the problems here in the US !). I do
> not
> > think the Euroopean countries are as trigger-happy as this, though. They
> > are playing  a supporting role in the 'trigger-happy' activities going on
> these
> > days.
> >
> >