“Companies move their business services offshore because they can make more money—which means that wealth is created for the United States as well as for the country receiving the jobs,” McKinsey said. The benefit, the firm said, was a “bigger cake” for everyone to share. McKinsey pointed to how the airlines save money through offshoring: “By leveraging cheap labor, airlines are now able to chase delinquent accounts receivables that they would earlier be forced to ignore.”