June 21st, 2009 
Tushar Mathur
The turmoil in the financial market is likely to spell good news for the Indian outsourcing companies, as the downturn will compel multinationals to seek further economies for sustenance in these tough times, Wipro Technologies founder Azim Premji has said.
In an interview to the Sunday Times, Premji insisted that “the Indian outsourcing giants will benefit from this downturn, as all multinationals seek further economies.”
Premji’s statement comes at a time when the United States President Barack Obama has proposed changes in tax laws to curb outsourcing.
Obama proposing change in tax laws of that country had reportedly said, it’s a tax code that says you should pay lower taxes if you create a job in Bangalore, than if you create one in Buffalo, New York.
Premji also voiced its concern about the “creeping tide of protectionism” in the West and said that “If we get into protectionism, then the West is going to get a wave of protectionism in response, and that is going to turn back the clock 20 years”.
Premji further warned that it will be America and Europe that will suffer, because they will be excluded from the only growth markets left, in Asia, Africa and China.
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