It seems that the many countries where the industrialized countries once outsourced a great portion of their employment to are undergoing a reversal of fortune. In this economic osmosis, the financially-strapped industrialized nations will be increasingly dependent upon sales of their products to the emerging businesses and consumer markets that they had once merely viewed as sources of cheap labor.
Even more ironically, the larger companies which were dependent upon the powers of monopoly and the mixed blessing of government contracts and other public sector largesse, are far less equipped culturally and technologically than the younger upstart entrepreneurial companies to take advantage of this reversed arbitrage and its vast (albeit challenging) field of opportunity.
In sum, Economic Osmosis exists when In-Marketing (marketing into an emerging but untapped market) starts to catch up to Outsourcing.
Please read more about this in The Global Futurist Blog by clicking on this link:
http://theglobalfuturist.blogspot.com/2012/10/emerging-countries-and-markets.html
Douglas E Castle
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