John Schmid

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Economics writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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"Insourcing" may be an unfamiliar term, but it's the opposite of outsourcing, which means American companies moving jobs overseas.

'Insourcing' Jobs back to America

"Insourcing" may be an unfamiliar term, but it's the opposite of outsourcing, which means American companies moving jobs overseas.

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