In the So-Called New Work Economy, Outsourcing Is

Multiple Choice

In the so-called new work economy, outsourcing is:

A) A typical condition of increased bureaucracy where high level officials delegate their work to lower level workers, yet receive all the credit for the task accomplished.
B) The tendency of companies to hire consultants in order to evade paying corporate taxes.
C) When corporations and businesses send work to contractors (often times in other countries) in order to avoid paying higher wages for labor or providing benefits.
D) A policy where individuals are not allowed to cite colleagues within their own firm on official documents and reports.
E) None of the above