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[Delong.typepad.com] Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal: Outsourcing: Time to Talk Back ...: The alleged "shortage" of US engineering graduates is inconsistent with reports from Duke University that 30 to 40 percent of students in its master's of engineering management program accept jobs outside the profession. About one-third of engineering graduates from MIT go into careers outside their field.

[J-bradford-delong.net] John Cassidy on Outsourcing: Archive Entry From Brad DeLong's ...: Gomory and Baumol claim that when a developed and very underdeveloped country trade, it is clearly a win-win proposition (this sounds just like the usual comparative advantage result). But, they find that once the underdeveloped country catches up a bit further, trade and investment may be counter to the interests of the developed country.

 [Marginalrevolution.com] Marginal Revolution: Nobel short list?: Much press has been expended giving credit to Krugman for both the "new international trade" (presumably the basis for putting him in there with Bhagwati and Dixit) and the "new economic geography." However, he clearly did not invent the first, and also did not invent the second. He publicized both of them and grabbed a lot of limelight, but as I said, I think the committee knows (or did know) the facts in this matter.

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