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Brain Drain
A brain drain is the migration of highly skilled or educated individuals from one country to another, often in search of better job opportunities or working conditions. Brain drain can have a negative impact on the country of origin, as it can lead to a loss of skilled workers and a depletion of the country's human capital. It can also have a negative impact on the economy, as it can lead to a loss of knowledge and expertise and make it more difficult for the country to develop and innovate.
On the other hand, brain drain can have positive effects for the receiving country, as it can bring new skills and knowledge to the workforce and stimulate economic growth. Brain drain is a complex issue with many different factors at play, and policies to address it, such as policies to encourage skilled workers to return home, can be controversial.
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Barriers to Economic Growth and Development
Study Presentations
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PPF Inward Shift - Theme 1 Micro
Topic Videos
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Exodus from Venezuela and the economics of revealed preference
29th August 2018
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Generation G - The Greek Brain Drain
30th May 2015
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Labour Migration (Labour Markets)
Study Notes
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Labour mobility limits tax raising powers
5th July 2017
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Lithuania's Brain Drain
18th February 2015
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Outward Migration from India - Brain Drain or Brain Deposit?
8th November 2015