There is a growing backlash against outsourcing – sending domestic work to foreign businesses – and it is spilling onto the floor in Congress. However, there is little information about the effects of outsourcing for workers, employers and the economy: What is outsourcing? What are the costs and benefits of outsourcing? How pervasive is it? Is it ultimately good or bad for the economy? What can Congress do about it?

This is your opportunity to hear experts on economic and employment policy discuss the outsourcing issue from a free-market perspective.

For more information or to RSVP, please contact Matt Moore or Anna Frederick by phone (202 220-3082) or email mmoore@ncpathinktank.org.

Speakers include:

BRUCE BARTLETT
Senior Fellow
National Center for Policy Analysis

CATHERINE MANN, PH.D.
Senior Fellow
Institute for International Economics

RUSSELL ROBERTS, PH.D.
Professor of Economics
Mercatus Center, George Mason Univ.
Senior Fellow
Hoover Institution