Outsourcing: Jobs, Costs & Consequences

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Extension work has students trace one outsourced item from their day, a phone, a chat window, an app, back to the wave that made it possible or cheap. A differentiation note pairs each wage-gap slide with the same ratio written both as dollars and as 7-to-1, for English language learners.

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