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One of the problems they claim results from such immigration is the drain on the intellectual resources of poor countries, so called brain drain.
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Open emigration policies would create a brain drain, forcing the state to readjust its wage structure at a cost to other economic priorities.
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In 2012, this brain drain was showing signs of reversing, with many young students choosing to stay and more individuals from abroad returning.
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However, the statistics which purport to show a brain drain are disputed and also do not account for repatriation and expiry of foreign work contracts.
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Among the factors contributing to the brain drain are economic well-being and better educational prospects abroad.
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It is also addressing the question of health care worker migration and alternative approaches to preventing excess brain drain from developing countries.
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Many more fled the country, leading to a brain drain.
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It was believed in the 1980s that the brain drain by the retirement of experienced officers may be mitigated by computer programs.
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Governments have attempted to reverse the flow of brain drain through implementing new contracts, scholarships, government policies, and several other methods.
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Therefore, reverse brain drain is no longer limited to the commonly perceived migration from a developed to a developing country by a first generation individual.
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