whether you feel that this is right or wrong is of little importance. et's say that you (and your company) decide that it is wrong to offshore jobs, and you don't do it even though you could save substantial amounts of money. In the meantime, your primary competitors do offshore those jobs and their processes, saving 20% of the cost ofthe goods produced. As a result, they can sell their products for 20% less than you can. who is going to win in the marketplace will the average consumer pay 20% more for your good because you were "saving your workers' jobs"? You know the answer to this--the average consumer will buy the cheaper goods.