Using complete sentences, explain what occurs when jobs are outsourced. discuss two benefits and two drawbacks a country may experience when companies outsource their work.

Outsourcing jobs means to hire a company to be responsible for the staff of another company, for instance, if company X makes cars, it can hire company Y to provide company X with people and be responsible for them independently if these people are working for company X or in any other company.

Two possible advantages of outsourcing is that the process of hiring people tends to be easier, using the previous example, company X does not have to worry about what to do with the staff when production is in a slow rhythm, company Y can re-arrange these people to work elsewhere. Another advantage is just that, the staff can be re-allocated as necessary, they do not need to be made redundant because company X does not have the demand it used to have.

One possible drawback is that outsourcing tends to lower wages and people tend to work more for less. Another drawback is that the staff does not have much control on where to work and even stability because sometimes they have to work on a limited period.

   India and Singapore are two countries in South and Southeast Asia. Though their sizes and populations are very different, their economies have a few similarities. For example, both countries are mixed economies. This means that both countries have a free market system with some government regulations to help guide the system. Both countries are also developing economies, which means that they are shifting their economic focuses from agriculture to industries and services. Though the countries have similarities, they also have a few differences. For example, the two nations produce different products. India’s economic activities revolve around agriculture, manufacturing, and mining. Singapore’s economic activities revolve around services like banking and online products and the manufacturing of products such as electronics and pharmaceuticals. These two countries also face unique economic challenges: India struggles with poverty and a weak infrastructure, while Singapore struggles with a shortage of workers.

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