Is it possible that constant job outsourcing encourages added pull to bringing the U.S. into a recession? If you follow the math, it would seem that each time a job is lossed in the U.S. and outsourced for cheaper labor outside the U.S., the only beneficiary would be shareholders or owners of a company including the country earning new revenue from the U.S.

While this occurs, those who may have lost their jobs may attempt to seek other opportunities in the U.S., but as companies drive forward to become more competitive and profitable, more outsourcing is practiced across industries. This reduces opportunities for finding jobs as some people go into foreclosure, bankruptcy, which in turn impact retail stores from profiting, and forcing other industries to begin layoffs. A difficult cycle to break begins to turn sending us all fast into recession and perhaps chaos. What's your opinion?
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Wars creates jobs? For the jobs left that have not already been automated by technology, Americans have opportunities to apply for life threatening positions. For weapons, technology, and equipment manufacturing - they may be sold in U.S. but are still outsourced as jobs in other countries. U.S. is one of the largest countries in oil consumption; doesn't this raise the price of oil the more we dispatch war machines into battle and destruction which further deplete global oil resources?