When large U.S. software companies open facilities in developing countries to take advantage of the highly skilled labor available there at lower pay rates, they are engaging in
A) consolidation.
B) nationalization.
C) crowdsourcing.
D) codetermining.
E) offshoring.

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The process described is offshoring, as the companies are moving their operations to another country to take advantage of lower labor costs. Consolidation refers to mergers and acquisitions, nationalization is when a government takes control of a private company or industry, crowdsourcing involves sourcing tasks or ideas from a large group of people, and codetermining is a concept in labor relations where workers have a say in decision making.

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