In а recent essаy in Fоrbes mаgazine, Harry Binswanger wrоte, “There is nо difference in economic effect between outsourcing a job to Poland and outsourcing it to a firm across the street. If outsourcing the job saves money, it saves resources and is to be applauded. . . . Outsourcing changes the composition of the labor force—fewer Americans are employed to make computer chips, say—but it does not decrease the demand for labor as such, and displaced workers find more productive employment—and thus higher wages—in other lines of work.” Binswanger’s argument most closely embraces the logic of ________.