At the end of the day you are again drifting apart from economy.
"I think that it is immoral to so blatently undercut wages in this manner"
It isn't undercut wages if you compare it with the amount of wages any company in India would pay for builing a software for use in India itself. So an Indian company making software for the Domestic market will pay the $0.5/h and that is a quite handsome amount as per Indian Standards.
and their American managers know it
So does the Indian companies. That is the reason why they themselves are opening up centers in the US the take advantage of the difference in wages. And on the other hand opening operations in African countries to harness the low cost.
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At the end of the day you are again drifting apart from economy. "I think that it is immoral to so blatently undercut wages in this manner" It isn't undercut wages if you compare it with the amount of wages any company in India would pay for builing a software for use in India itself. So an Indian company making software for the Domestic market will pay the $0.5/h and that is a quite handsome amount as per Indian Standards. and their American managers know it So does the Indian companies. That is the reason why they themselves are opening up centers in the US the take advantage of the difference in wages. And on the other hand opening operations in African countries to harness the low cost.