Businesses in the United States Account for About Two-Thirds of India's

Businesses in the United States account for about two-thirds of India's export software services, for processing data. Several U.S. states are considering joining New Jersey in introducing laws that would ban the outsourcing of public-sector contracts to low-cost processing centers in India. Although the immediate commercial effect on the Indian industry may be small because public-sector contracts are only a fraction of the outsourcing work it does for its U.S. customers, Indian companies fear the moves could develop into a broader protectionist backlash. In terms of a SWOT assessment, the Indian software services industry has identified a potential:

A) strength.
B) threat.
C) tactic.
D) strategic vision.
E) strategy