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Brain Drain

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Brain Drain
A popular term for the migration of highly trained and/or skilled workers, especially physicians and scientists from underdeveloped countries to countries that offer better working conditions and/or lifestyles


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There's always the risk of a brain drain or talent drain after the home Olympics.
Only then can we work towards avoiding brain drain in the UK IT sector.
A P J Abdul Kalam on Saturday refused to buy the argument that there was any brain drain in the country, as a substantial amount of graduates in an academic year choose to work for country's progress.
 
 
 
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