In the process of offshoring, jobs are [{Blank}] . A) always transferred to foreign countries B) always transferred from foreign countries to domestic economy C) transferred to island locations D) always high paying

The answer is A) always transferred to foreign countries. Offshoring refers to the practice of moving jobs from a domestic economy to a foreign one, typically to take advantage of lower labor costs or other benefits such as tax incentives or access to a particular skill set. This can result in job losses in the domestic economy, as well as impacts on the foreign labor market and the broader global economy. It is not always the case that offshored jobs are high paying, nor are they necessarily transferred from foreign countries to the domestic economy. Island locations are not typically relevant to the process of offshoring.