This Political Hot Potato Is a Course in Demand

By KATHERINE S. MANGAN

Everyone's keen on outsourcing -- at least at business schools

Charts: American Jobs Are Leaving for Other ShoresBy KATHERINE S. MANGAN

Professors Amar Gupta and Lester C. Thurow are a popular team these days at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, even though the topic they teach raises the hackles of many Americans.

Ten days into the spring semester, when politicians and labor leaders were sounding alarms over American jobs being sent

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