The word "outsourcing" has an economics definition: "for a company to have a component of its manufacturing done by an independent firm". So in economics lingo, when whole industries are replaced by cheaper foreign competition (like plastic toys, electronics and clothing), it's not outsourcing, by the economics definition of the word. If we were talking about the Chinese making automobile engines for GMs, then THAT would be outsourcing.
I understand the new, popular connotation as you're using it. It was not my intention to incite a war of semantics.
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