The Economic Geography of Offshoring.

Offshoring is defined as the moving of entrepreneurial functions or business functions to other places, mostly third countries, or ordering the respective services from an independent company in a third country. Today, offshoring activities are mostly interesting if they relate to the service, especially those parts in which digital processes play an important role. Also activities with low transaction costs and advantages of locations are best suited for offshoring. But the question of what to outsource and what to keep in-house is also related to the limits of the firm and the limits of a legal system.

01. July 2007

Authors Ulrich Blum

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