[SteveMcKing]

it not low wages that companies want but the wages that are justified by productivity. In the case of MS, it is even more so: they want talent with rigorous education. Americans enroll into computer science in much smaller numbers now, and general education is pretty bad (trips to the mall are more important than homework for the parents).
 

They are not entitled to any of that. If they find it, great, but not by breaking laws or any act of government.

The only thing they are entitled to do is go out of business and seek other employment, like every other person and company has to do.

[TopQuark]

They are not entitled to any of that. If they find it, great, but not by breaking laws

How did they break the law? By doing business abroad?