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Downsizing describes the practice of companies shifting their production overseas.

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Downsizing is the reduction of employees in a company's payroll. It involves the elimination of some positions and thus reducing the operational cost of the company. The given statement "Downsizing describes the practice of companies shifting their production overseas" is false. Downsizing does not describe the practice of companies shifting their production overseas

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