It depends on your size of company. You might get a small company doing a one-off equalization that pays you way above the local rate but the reason most compan

It depends on your size of company. You might get a small company doing a one-off equalization that pays you way above the local rate but the reason most companies have presence in foreign markets is that labor is cheaper. When that labor increases then they move elsewhere to keep costs down. It's the whole reason for having foreign locations for most US companies. If it got to the stage where wages are starting to get such that the RoI isn't there then the company will pull out and bring the jobs home.