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the making smaller of a
company or a subsidiary therein; motivated by a perceived need to restore life to the
ailing and noncompetitive entity.
- Proponents espouse that downsizing increases
competitiveness, allowing for expansion and rehirings in the future from a better, more
educated workforce.

- Opponents perceive downsizing as a heartless corporate
move creating the commoditization of human labor.
Preparing Your Business for the Global
Economy (New York: Business Week/McGraw-Hill, 1997) |