The consequences of a prolonged brain drain could be dire.
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The brain drain is a "very sensitive question," Salehi acknowledges.
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"Barbuda is a bit of a brain drain," Frank said.
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That kind of brain drain is not good for morale.
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Brain drain has emerged as a symbol of Taiwan's economic woes.
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Indians, for instance through the inevitable "internal brain drain" that occurs
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Related to the brain drain is EPA's squeeze on program resources.
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Many also bemoaned her emigration, part of a debilitating brain drain.
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Creating desirable jobs is one way to address the brain drain.
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Specifically, it's about staving off future brain drain for the country.
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We don't want brain drain and we don't want investment drain.
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We know how disastrous a so-called brain drain can be.
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This "brain drain" of talented cyber experts further increases cyber risks.
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This "brain drain" impacts the effectiveness and efficiency of government operations.
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But hiring freezes aren't a solution -- they're a guarantee of brain drain.
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Go deeper: The GOP tax plan could lead to a brain drain
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Brooklyn has become a brain drain on the rest of the city.
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There is a real brain drain that's only going to get worse.
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The UK also could now face a potential brain drain of talent.
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"There is a significant brain drain that could happen," Dr. Kaye said.
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That is dismal news for a country already suffering from brain drain.
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The brain drain also encourages a uniquely modern form of cultural detachment.
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India is a much worse place because of the brain-drain effect.
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The hope is that Apple's facility could help stem the region's brain drain.
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Hidden champions create jobs and opportunities far from cities, limiting the brain drain.
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It seemed the ideal opportunity to measure the effects of a brain drain.
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Many never come back, contributing to a brain drain in the Arab world.
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But there are those who think we need to fight the brain drain.
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The "green brain drain" is hitting hard in the former world weed leader.
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Even with its brain drain, it's still got lots of real scientific talent.
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Many have left the country altogether, in a brain drain that saps economic growth.
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However, many students flee after graduation, resulting in a severe case of brain drain.
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They've also cited the agency brain drain, since experienced workers are declining to relocate.
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"People sometimes suffer from brain drain when they're working on their resume," she explains.
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El Paso had long suffered from a brain drain—ambitious kids didn't stick around.
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Perhaps what is going on is not so much a "brain drain" as "brain circulation".
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Some benefits are tied to staying put, precisely because the authorities fear a brain drain.
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"It's a brain drain—immediately and specifically, if this order stays in place," MacFerrin said.
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Some worry about the potential of a brain drain from academia into the private sector.
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But in the near future, it's easy to envision a reverse on the brain drain.
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If actually carried out, it would likely result in a brain drain of qualified professors.
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Deep cuts are proposed across the board at the State Department, causing a brain drain.
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As a nation, it is this brain drain to Wall Street that should trouble us.
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There is some concern in Catalonia that the brain drain is hampering La Masia's success.
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"It's out chance to help reverse the brain drain," is one way that Clifford framed it.
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The idea is to prevent brain drain and help boost Cuba's economy, says 10x10KCuba's Ricardo Herrero.
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It could mean a federal brain drain from agencies where scientists help policymakers make critical decisions.
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Many lives now revolve around the quest for food, fostering worker absenteeism and a brain drain.
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The idea is that helping students network will prevent brain drain from Boston when they graduate.
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One study found that Michigan suffered from "brain drain" after it began enforcing noncompetes more strictly.
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If that trajectory doesn't change, a brain drain at the State Department is likely to follow.
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The result is a brain drain that academic research labs and tech companies alike have bemoaned.
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If that stall continued, Amazon would have had to increase compensation or suffer a brain drain.
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A brain drain has left much of the east bereft of young people, especially young women.
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EPA's brain drain will intentionally dismantle the agency, leaving industry unabated to profit at any cost.
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On the other, our own government is funding the very brain drain we're trying to stop.
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This is the classic "brain drain" problem: Those who are able to leave very often do.
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Industry sources said the appointment could quicken a brain drain in PDVSA and worsen operational problems.
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But lately, Instagram has been suffering some brain drain, and not just the departure of the founders.
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"The brain drain is more muted this time," said Deane Dray, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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Insufficient investments, payment delays to suppliers, U.S. sanctions, and a brain drain have hammered Venezuela's oil industry.
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Their petition cites Section 377 as one of the major reasons for a "brain drain" from India.
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The chief minister is on TV talking about brain drain in the workforce, blaming companies like SleepTyte.
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Critics say unqualified political appointees have sunk the OPEC nation's oil industry and spurred a brain drain.
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Many of the refugees are skilled workers, leaving the countries in conflict with a significant brain drain.
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It was set up in 1994 by a group of enthusiasts to try to prevent brain drain.
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A brain drain of talented Chinese and Indians robbed the country of some of its best talent.
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The potential brain drain on key House and Senate oversight panels, mostly among GOP lawmakers like Sen.
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There is no brain drain here; no state does better at hanging on to its college graduates.
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More than 200 of them are scientists, creating what some experts say is a worrisome brain drain.
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Besides stagnating average monthly user figures, the troubled social media company has also suffered from a brain drain.
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"The Detroit diaspora is a very real part of the brain drain that's affecting our city," he said.
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But now she faces increasingly stiff headwinds herself, and is coping with low morale and a brain drain.
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And that's not even touching on the cost of finding and integrating replacements; never mind the brain drain.
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That is down from 238 percent a year, but only because of the brain drain of young Croats.
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One program was the CIA's Operation Brain Drain, which sought to spur top Iranian nuclear scientists to defect.
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This is an under-the-radar brain drain that can hurt the entire system in the long run.
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The result was a devastating brain drain, in which droves of Russian scientists emigrated to greener scientific pastures.
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The massive brain drain reflects the country's unemployment rate of 22 percent, the highest in the European Union.
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"Universities need to realize the brain drain that they are creating by not prioritizing this issue," Issen said.
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There's the brain drain: the sudden departures of Tesla's chief accounting officer and its head of human resources.
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Over half a million Greeks left during the crisis in a brain drain that has hampered a recovery.
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In time, the brain drain from academia could hamper innovation and growth across the economy, the study argued.
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Over 22019,000 left for the mainland last year, causing a brain drain and further depleting the tax base.
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When we exclude 50 percent because of gender, our country loses key capabilities and effectively experiences brain drain.
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Is the U.S. government simply so rich in talent and knowledge that we can actually promote brain drain?
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Point two is that rural America does have real problems — population decline, a brain drain, opioid addiction, etc.
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Canadians are sensitive, to say the least, about their southern neighbor and the "brain drain" of their successful brethren.
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Some respondents also spoke of a potential "brain drain" with key workers heading to other financial centers in Europe.
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That's what I want from a strategy: Here is what we are going to do to prevent brain drain.
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Scale-up programs so far have worked in Milwaukee and Manizales, Colombia (a city suffering from a brain drain).
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And this brain drain has the potential to accelerate should the White House continue its inaction on these issues.
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Therefore, welcoming programs for skilled professionals that have left the country can mitigate the brain drain issue in India.
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When asked about Israeli tech's future, Barak raised two topics: brain drain and the lack of big multinational companies.
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"This is a huge brain drain," said Steve Ellis, who retired from BLM's top career-level post in 2016.
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France, too, was going through changes — economic malaise and a brain drain that sent talented young people fleeing abroad.
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"This is a huge brain drain," said Steve Ellis, who retired from BLM's top career-level post in 2018.
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The U.S. presumably will experience more of an internal brain drain, from the public sector to the private one.
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Officials have promised to speed up drug approvals, and to reverse a brain drain by luring scientists back home.
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Bodas said PDVSA — which brands some departing employees "traitors to the homeland" — is trying to stop its brain drain.
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Getting internet access everywhere should be a priority or the country will end up with "rural brain drain," he said.
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They argue that "brain drain" from poor countries is robbing those countries of the people they need to escape poverty.
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Despite layoffs, this kind of brain drain of needed talent is happening at all levels, even those close to Mayer.
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Stopping the Brexit Brain Drain with Martha Lane Fox (Doteveryone), Matt Hancock (UK Digital Director) and James Wise (Balderton Capital)
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But since EPA employees tend to stick around a long time, a mass departure would mean a big brain drain.
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They warned that its passing could cause a brain drain in the state as its best professional talent moves away.
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The organization also hopes to keep its greatest minds on the continent rather than losing them to "brain drain" immigration.
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Three weeks later, WSJ reported a less optimistic story, a floundering news reader suffering from brain drain and worried investors.
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Will we be inundated with Hollywood hedonists, and will America experience a brain-drain of citizens looking to relocate north?
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The last thing we need at the FDA is a preventable brain drain that delays the review of new medicines.
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Go deeper: Immigration uncertainty has America's tech workers fleeing to Canada Canada's "reverse brain drain" in the age of Trump
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Finally, the population is shrinking – partly because of a brain drain, and partly because people aren't having so many babies.
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Analysis: "The brain drain is real," one expert said of the flight of more than 20193,000 Turkish citizens last year.
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Brain-drain If some of your star colleagues start to leave and there's no talk about filling their spots, beware.
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Tens of thousands of Afghan refugees are again fleeing, adding to the European migration crisis and causing a brain drain.
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Operations have been crimped by a lack of investment, shortages of equipment and spare parts, a brain drain, and crime.
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Surveys have found a large majority of young Venezuelans want to emigrate, something that would exacerbate the existing brain drain.
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But even as I watched these talented artists in awe, I noticed a problem: Memphis was facing a brain drain.
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Schlumberger's declining presence comes as Venezuelan oil fields suffer from lack of spare parts, a brain drain, crime, and maintenance issues.
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More than 150,000 educated Iranians are thought to leave the country each year, among the world's highest rates of brain drain.
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"We are seeing the beginnings of a slowing of what has been a brain drain the last 20 years," Case said.
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Similarly, sub-zero temperatures scare people to warmer areas, leading to a brain drain and serious demand for startup-orientated marketers.
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Goddard warned of a potential "brain drain" of Australian climate experts to other countries that are investing more in such research.
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"Investors are also concerned about brain drain; if Vivendi gains control we could see creative talent or executive departures," he added.
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This will further stall foreign investment into Russia, negatively impacting growth and development, furthering long-term capital flight and brain drain.
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So I joined the "brain drain" — the diaspora of Puerto Ricans with the means and professional prospects to start somewhere else.
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The lack of funding led to the acceleration of the U.K.'s "brain drain," as highly qualified academics left the country.
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The "integration of smartphones into daily life" appears to cause a "brain drain," a researcher at the University of Texas says.
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"Better brain drain than brain in the drain," was the much-quoted verdict of the late Rajiv Gandhi, an Indian prime minister.
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Although numbers are hard to come by, an ethnic Chinese brain drain appears to be robbing Malaysia of qualified white-collar workers.
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While it's a tempting seduction, the country may not be able to survive a brain drain that lasts the entire Trump presidency.
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African governments have also voiced concerns in the past that European states might encourage a "brain drain" of their best-trained workers.
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However, rather than experiencing a brain drain of talent, the U.K. economy could become a more agile and attractive place to work.
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Or else the brain-drain will become a demographic death-spiral, leaving the island with too few taxpayers to cover its costs.
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If we do not adequately support our scientists' work, brain drain will inevitably result, especially among our young and early-career researchers.
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Tech leaders have been warning of a "brain drain" since Election Day — and now there's talk of companies moving employees to Canada.
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Some academics fear that the brain drain from big tech companies is making it harder to train the next generation of researchers.
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Tech leaders have been warning of a "brain drain" since Election Day—and now there's talk of companies moving employees to Canada.
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The challenge of the "brain drain" from rural America to the big city, in some parts of the country, is very real.
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Meanwhile, some researchers still working in the U.S. are worried that a Trump-era brain drain could stunt America's role in the field.
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There is also a concern that if all of the people who do these reports leave at once, there's an agency brain drain.
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Jamie suggested attacking LePage on his inability to grow the economy or stop a brain drain of educated Maine residents leaving the state.
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Mr Sellner uses the Twitter hashtag #remigration to "encourage" African and Asian immigrants to reverse the brain drain by returning to their homelands.
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This thread of Uber's story is fascinating when placed up against its narrative that Waymo is slow, encumbered, stagnant, paralyzed by brain drain.
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Ms. Mayer has approved hefty retention packages to stem the brain drain, but these have created resentment among employees who have stayed loyal.
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Cuba's government, which saw the wet foot, dry foot policy as an insult and a cause of a damaging brain drain, is pleased.
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Cash-strapped PDVSA has suffered a slip in production due to maintenance problems, an energy squeeze, lower imports, theft and a brain drain.
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Atlanta, he explained, is a constant brain drain, and Nashville, as the state capital, gets the bulk of the government's attention and funding.
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Energy analysts and power sector unionists say the failure was a disaster in waiting caused by years of mismanagement, corruption and brain drain.
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In the end, Mr. Trump's policies may benefit their home country by cutting off the brain drain, Ms. Arora and other Indians said.
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States with strict enforcement end up suffering a brain drain, by encouraging their best and smartest workers to move elsewhere for better pay.
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Second, the Chamber argues that restrictions on incentive pay will result in a "brain drain" of "talent" to other industries and other countries.
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Not only does the country become a victim of so-called brain drain, but it also begins to a lack a labor force.
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Sanctions, power cuts and an accelerating brain drain could wipe out 60 percent Venezuela's oil production this year, according to consultants at IPD.
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Meanwhile, economic woes have contributed to severe brain drain over the years: The population has dropped by more than 8 percent since 2010.
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It also leads to Republican brain-drain as skilled conservative public servants avoid tainting their professional credibility by associating with Trump's contaminated West Wing.
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"You have a brain drain and experience drain, and you just run them into the ground and they can't take it anymore," McMillin said.
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As a result, we've seen the last several decades, I'm sure this is true for people here, family members, there's a massive brain drain.
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For all of the concerns of the press that there is a new brain drain in Silicon Valley, I think we can rest easy.
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One issue for the city is brain drain, with talent fleeing to San Francisco or opting not to launch in San Diego at all.
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PDVSA, the financial engine of Maduro's government, is already struggling due to low global oil prices, mismanagement, allegations of corruption and a brain drain.
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Damascus has expressed concern over the brain drain, with Assad in a recent interview lamenting the loss of "educated, well-trained" people as refugees.
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And the UK's "brain drain" may be stemmed somewhat by the fact not every AI acquisition is catching the first flight to sunny California.
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In fact, we are looking at a "reverse brain-drain" in the potential of most children who have blossomed into good and productive citizens.
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Several of the VCs brought up their opposition to President Donald Trump's immigration reform plans, which could cause a brain drain in Silicon Valley.
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Now, with the twin effects of Hurricane Maria and discounted tuition, the university system there could suffer a potential "brain drain," Mr. Cruz said.
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His move adds to a steady Renault brain-drain to PSA since 2013, when Tavares was hired to rescue the carmaker from near-bankruptcy.
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We are placing emphasis on math and science education in the spirit of inward investment, quelling the "brain drain" of our brightest and best.
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This resulting "brain drain" often leaves an imbalance in age groups, with a rapidly aging rural population and decreasing share of educated young people.
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The Opportunity Zones can help stop the brain drain by incentivizing entrepreneurs to start — and scale — their companies in places that desperately need them.
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Growing up in India, we didn't question the brain drain of our best and brightest (and even our second- and third-bests) to America.
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Marti warned of a "brain drain" as middle class professionals pack their bags in an exodus which could have serious implications for the country.
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He said creating work opportunities could help reverse the brain drain Anglesea has suffered since the mine closed in 2015 after 46 years of operation.
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The result is a persistent brain drain, and a valid reason for the FBI to focus its energy on the higher-level problems of attribution.
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Why it matters: Rust Belt cities have suffered severe "brain drain" the past three or so decades, the result of a decline of manufacturing jobs.
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Brain drain, mostly to the United States, has been the story in the developing world for decades in the post-World War II global economy.
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New Brunswick, with a population of roughly 750,000, has suffered from a weak economy, and westward migration has caused a brain drain and shrinking population.
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If we fail to take action, we could see a brain drain of Europe's best and brightest, leading to fewer jobs created and slower growth.
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Emerging economies like Kenya, South Africa, Malaysia, and Nigeria refer to human capital flight (brain drain) as a serious problem, India is not the exception.
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Many of those detained have not yet been replaced, as the once world-leading company, already struggling with a brain drain, wants for qualified personnel.
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The island had already been reeling from a brain drain as a result of an economic crisis triggered by the island's crippling $73 billion debt.
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And, it faced a brain drain as underwriters and others left after its two crises, said Meyer Shields, an insurance analyst with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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"We've seen increased interest because of the political situation, so I anticipate there could be some of that brain drain from the US," Zemel said.
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Its current problems are typical: brain drain, aging population, opioid addiction, factories that use robots instead of people, and a gas industry that employs seasonal workers.
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Teachers add to 'brain drain' While students make up two-thirds of Puerto Rico's total population decline, between 1,000 and 4,000 teachers also left in 2014.
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All three are products of the 20th-century "brain drain" that saw British-born researchers head west to the larger salaries and better laboratories of America.
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Firstly, our exclusive policy panel, 'Stopping the Brexit Brain Drain', comprises thought leaders on entrepreneurship and policy: Martha Lane Fox, founder and executive chair of Doteveryone.org.
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Are you hoping to tackle the brain drain problem -- where countries essentially lose their most educated and talented workers to other countries -- plaguing the developing world?
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"It offers the Cuban government a safety valve for discontent and the opportunity for a brain drain," said Guerra, a professor at the University of Florida.
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Academics began to leave, precipitating a brain drain that accelerated dramatically in the 1990s during the country's civil war, when the campus was looted by rebels.
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This helped contribute to the departures of more than a dozen executives, resulting in a significant brain drain for the auction house, several art experts said.
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They argue that it ensures federal agencies are prepared for an end-of-office brain drain while maximizing engagement between the current administration and the campaigns.
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Venezuela's overall oil production fell to a 28-year low last year amidst insufficient investments, payment delays to suppliers, U.S. sanctions and a talent brain drain.
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It is not too late to stop this government brain drain and keep some very talent government techies, but the window for action is rapidly closing.
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The Islamic Republic now faces what could be called a "medical brain drain," as more and more doctors and nurses seek an exit from the country.
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Walker called it the state's largest-ever economic development project and said it could help reverse a "brain drain" problem the state has long grappled with.
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In both chambers, but especially the House, there has been a steady brain drain of expert capacity out of Congress and into lobbying and the bureaucracy.
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And while it's been difficult to measure whether there's been a "brain drain" resulting from this dissatisfaction or how bad it's been, it's a real concern.
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It exacerbated Cuba's brain drain, particularly after 2006 when Washington created a pathway for medical professionals abroad to defect by applying for visas at American embassies.
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Hydroelectric dams provide employment and electricity for millions of residents across a part of the country that suffers from brain drain to cities in western Turkey.
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Let's not court capital flight, brain drain, tens of thousands of jobs, billions of dollars of economic activity, fleeing America for a better Land of Opportunity.
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But House GOP leaders have been considering relaxing that policy amid growing fears it could fuel more retirements and create an institutional brain drain among Republicans.
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But the state would do much better were it not for a brain drain in which hundreds of college students every year are leaving after they graduate.
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J.D. Vance isn't just moving to Ohio to battle the brain drain — he's also looking to fund a few startups while he's back in his home state.
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Even before then, Germany is facing a brain-drain as companies worldwide ponder how to extract minerals from asteroids and water from the moon within a decade.
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Brain drain: French President Emmanuel Macron continues to throw shade at President Trump for pulling out of the Paris climate agreement, and we are living for it.
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They were seen as suffering from weak industrial bases, flimsy social services and a steady brain-drain as their most educated residents left for more exciting places.
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There's the likely possibility of a brain drain, if foreign-born scientists whose immigration status has been thrust into limbo choose, or are forced, to move elsewhere.
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In this scenario, "brain circulation" is more fitting than "brain gain" or "brain drain" to describe the potential benefits for countries of destination, transit and origin alike.
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She said development workers grew rich on "women's empowerment projects" and "minority interest projects" while many female Afghan intellectuals left the country in a debilitating brain drain.
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"One big reason for the brain drain is that doctors get burned out and frustrated, because they can't provide the care they know they should," he said.
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Not all of the schools aggregate data year to year, but College of the Ozarks prides itself on standing as a barrier against the Ozarks' brain drain.
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Gowdy, 2628, is the 28500th committee chairman to decide against reelection in 6900, an exodus that has raised concerns about a brain drain within the GOP ranks.
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This disparity in salary offers threatens to create a brain drain in the U.K. tech sector unless wage offers begin to rise, warns Mehul Patel, CEO of Hired.
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Intriguingly, all three prizewinners are products of the 20th-century "brain drain" that saw British-born researchers head west to the larger salaries and better laboratories of America.
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Now hopes are high that this will accelerate investment in new ventures, and reverse a brain drain of young entrepreneurs following Portugal's deepest economic slump in 1403 years.
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It allows us to avoid the extreme brain drain that far too many neighborhoods are suffering through -- with countless people's talents for work and family wasted behind bars.
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Schlumberger's decision to wind down operations heightened fears over Venezuela's oil operations, which are already suffering from lack of spare parts, a brain drain, crime and maintenance issues.
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Consider the films that haven't been made because of a brain drain that happens when women are overlooked, actively shut out, or fleeing the profession for self-preservation.
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Lack of investment and financing, mismanagement, sanctions, and a brain drain are among the causes of the steep decline, which has particularly affected shipments to the United States.
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Rather, it also mirrors the years-long drought of talent in Iran, which continues to face a spiraling "brain drain" as its citizens flee the regime's repressive rule.
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Purges and a persistent brain drain have rotted out the judiciary, and those judges still in their jobs are paralyzed by a climate of fear, legal professionals say.
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To combat its brain drain to the US, China identified Tan and other scientists as people to lure back to their home country under the "Thousand Talents" program
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For example, Trump has presided over a brain drain of experienced staffers in the immigration courts and the State Department, which manages the refugee program and consulates abroad.
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"Our sense is that the brain drain at the White House, coupled with the acuteness of the trade policy debate, will foster a risk-off bias," said Boltansky.
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Decades-long local rejuvenation efforts in cities like Liverpool, which have attracted private investment, created jobs and stemmed a brain drain to London, are at risk of being undermined.
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Photo by Arjun Harindranath/The Bogotá Post A 2018 Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) put out by INSEAD last year lays out the cold facts of Venezuela's "brain drain".
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Worried about the brain drain, Ms. Mayer has been approving hefty retention packages — in some cases, millions of dollars — to persuade people to reject job offers from other companies.
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Although the depopulation of America's "heartland" is well-known, the internal redistribution of educated professionals —so-called"brain drain"—poses new economic, social and political difficulties for affected areas.
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Case: You're going to 1,000 people or 5003,000 people, it is an issue, which is why you have to slow the brain drain and create this boomerang of talent.
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"Most of the prosperity that we see around us is due to the genius of the people that came in the so-called brain drain," Kaku told NBC News.
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Data Realty has grown 21980 percent in five years; 22028 percent of its 120 employees have advanced degrees—nearly half from schools in the region, slowing the brain drain.
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He added that fewer Argentine scientists were returning to the country after doing research abroad, with just 41 last year down from 90 in 2013 - a potential brain drain.
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Lawmakers said the decline was driven by a steep drop in oil production to roughly 30-year lows due to lack of investment, a brain drain, corruption and crime.
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The American government, which has long tried to undermine Cuba's leaders, established a program in 2006 to welcome Cuban doctors, with the aim of exacerbating the island's brain drain.
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A credible road map is the only guarantee for arresting state collapse, stopping the brain drain and capital flight, and encouraging Syrians to return to help rebuild their country.
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The problem is that venture firms might create a brain drain from the likes of Airbnb and Uber if they keep luring the companies' workers to start new companies.
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One consequence of the squeeze on funding for public universities, created by Americans' reluctance to pay taxes, has been an academic brain drain to the more socially exclusive private universities.
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A brain drain that had workers leaving the state in droves last year has slowed a bit as the employment picture improved, but that is also hurting the state somewhat.
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Kirby added that building relationships with other fintech hubs was also crucial, despite industry concerns of a possible brain drain from the UK to hubs like Singapore and Hong Kong.
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It started as a project to preserve engineering skills and reverse a brain drain of young local aerospace graduates who were leaving to work abroad, says Ivor Ichikowitz, Paramount's founder.
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Disillusioned ethnic Chinese have been voting with their feet over the past two decades, migrating to neighboring Singapore and Western countries in a troubling brain drain of talent and capital.
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Why it matters: Powell was one of the few senior West Wing officials with previous White House experience, and the coming brain drain could leave President Trump with key holes.
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Spencer cites the current lack of affordable housing as one major factor for this creative brain drain downtown, expressing incredulity over the high-rise developments and double-decker Whole Foods.
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After more than a decade, the brain drain to the coasts is starting to slow and some cities are even starting to see the early signs of a talent boomerang.
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Brain drain prevents nations from benefiting from its skilled professionals as they opt for more attractive career opportunities abroad—30 million Indians working for the developed countries are highly skilled.
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Officials told Foreign Policy that the 38-year-old Johnson's departure is the latest symptom of what they have dubbed a "brain drain" in the agency under the Trump administration.
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Some argue that term limits create a brain drain in Congress, with the most experienced committee leaders more inclined to head for the exits once they're done holding a gavel.
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Asgeir Jonsson, an economics professor at the University of Iceland, said that without a unique language, Iceland could experience a brain drain, particularly among professions in science and the arts.
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Trump's rhetoric has caused anger in Mexico, and Nuevo Leon last month unveiled an economic plan aiming to modernize the economy and reverse a brain drain to the United States.
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Brexit is raising hopes about a reverse 'brain drain' as migrant workers head out of the U.K., but experts say Britain's losses might not mean gains for central and eastern Europe.
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Greece's economy is expected to grow by about two percent in 2018, a sign that sacrifices are bearing fruit, Tsipras said outlining initiatives to boost employment and fight a brain drain.
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France has already promised to spend 1.5 billion euros ($1.75 billion) on artificial intelligence by 2022 to reverse a brain drain and catch up with dominant U.S. and Chinese tech giants.
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That threw Venezuela's oil export chain into a tailspin just as Venezuela's crude production has crumbled to an over 30-year low due to underinvestment, theft, a brain drain and mismanagement.
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There are serious late-era Pete Carroll hallmarks here: the eroding discipline, the underdeveloped star recruits, the inability to combat a long-standing brain drain of assistant coaches with fresh replacements.
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"The knee-jerk assumption when people write about attrition is often fear of some kind of a brain drain — I want to push back against that really robustly," Mr. Campbell said.
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Energy experts, Venezuelan power sector contractors and current and former Corpoelec employees have dismissed accusations of sabotage, saying the blackout was the result of years of underinvestment, corruption and brain drain.
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The mere presence of a phone "reduces available cognitive capacity," causing "smartphone-induced 'brain drain,'" according to a study published in April in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research.
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Since Trump's election, Canadian banks and startups have been predicting a "brain drain" of talent sucked northwards from the US, and are expected to benefit from an influx of skilled immigrants.
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The shutdown is also contributing to an already stark brain drain of cybersecurity talent, creating new, possibly disgruntled insider threats and ushering in a huge backlog of unchecked and needed security updates.
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Good one is we will grow like South Korea did in 1960's the other bad scenario is we will stuck with inner politics & next elections which will trigger more brain drain.
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Shore believed that a vote to leave would allow the U.K. to improve the quality of its foreign workforce rather than cause a "brain drain" of international talent as Remain campaigners fear.
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The toll of the economic crisis is fueling worker disillusionment, absenteeism, and a brain drain and is hurting efficiency in the industry which produces more than 90 percent of Venezuela's export revenue.
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Venezuela's crude output fell in 2019 to its lowest in almost 75 years due to lack of investment, a brain drain that has accelerated under PDVSA's military rule, mismanagement and U.S. sanctions.
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That threw Venezuela's oil export chain into a tailspin just as Venezuela's crude production has crumbled to a more than 30-year low due to underinvestment, theft, a brain drain and mismanagement.
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"Out of 10 people, four will be unemployed, and it's causing the city a lot of brain drain and a lot of stress and challenges at economic and social levels," she says.
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The people who move are often the brightest and best—those with the get-up-and-go, the languages and the connections—so their country of origin may suffer a brain drain.
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Similar programmes, such as HOPE in Georgia, have sprung up in more than a dozen states, mostly in the South, to try to stanch the "brain drain" these states have historically suffered.
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It is immoral to cause a "brain drain", goes the argument, because if all the doctors and engineers leave Liberia or Honduras, sick people there will die and bridges will fall down.
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And energy experts, Venezuelan power sector contractors and current and former Corpoelec employees have dismissed accusations of sabotage, saying the blackout was the result of years of underinvestment, corruption and brain drain.
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The achievement gap between rich and poor children has only widened, and an accelerating brain drain is causing some of Israel's most valuable scientists, doctors and innovators to take their talents overseas.
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A so-called 'brain drain' is dimming the economic prospects of some CEE countries, with young people disproportionately making the most of the bloc's freedom of movement in search of better paid jobs.
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So if part of what it means to be progressive is to support the development of third-world countries, a progressive immigration policy must be a selective one that avoids brain-drain effects.
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"It is the race-based policies that are causing a brain drain and holding back the advancement of the nation," said Oh, who is a senior designer at a Melbourne-based architectural studio.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Former U.S. president Barack Obama advised talented young Africans on Wednesday to drive change at home rather than emigrating, and urged their governments to do more to curb a brain drain.
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Why he left: Officials told Foreign Policy that the 38-year-old Johnson's departure is the latest symptom of what they have dubbed a "brain drain" in the agency under the Trump administration.
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But more than half the workers from the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture have declined to relocate or even respond to transfer assignments, creating a brain drain.
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Making matters worse, the island is facing a serious brain drain, with many of Puerto Rico's best and brightest leaving their homes in order to find better economic opportunities on the U.S. mainland.
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" The group also warned of a large scale brain drain from government employees leaving for the private sector, as "the Department is facing a real crisis in retaining this workforce week after week.
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Many rural areas in eastern Germany suffered a 'brain drain' after reunification as young, educated people moved to the west, said Thomas Krueger, head of the German government's bpb agency for civic education.
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They included the mafia, conflicts of interest, Italy's slow health care system, its creaky, byzantine bureaucracy, jobs, youth unemployment, pensions, the environment, brain drain, overtaxation and just about every ill of Italian society.
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In a recent Washington Post piece, though, Sessions cited the cost of the program, said it wasn't clear more visas were needed, and cautioned it could lead to a brain-drain in Afghanistan.
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With Wall Street firms bleeding talent to technology firms and compensation on the decline, numerous banks face a brain drain that can only be solved by radically shifting their cultures, the study said.
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In an effort to guard against brain drain in Africa, Fred Swaniker, an education enthusiast founded the African Leadership Academy, a residential school for 16 to 19 year-olds in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Tech entrepreneurs in Indianapolis are eager to stanch a brain drain from their state's universities, and to lure out-of-state millennials to what they hope can be a prime Midwestern technology center.
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Many of these agencies have technical or scientific missions whose highly skilled workforce would be a tremendous asset to cities with proud legacies that are currently suffering from brain drain and population loss.
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Around the country - The National Security Agency risks a brain-drain of hackers and cyber spies due to a tumultuous reorganization and worries about the acrimonious relationship between the intelligence community and President Trump.
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But it is deeply amusing to me to see the fear of a brain drain in a region that has probably drained more brains from the rest of the world than any other place.
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The increased inflow of foreign investment has helped reverse a brain drain that included the departure of Yann LeCun, a leading French tech light, who set up Facebook's AI research hub in New York.
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Isla has been largely idled due to a lack of crude shipments to the plant as PDVSA struggles with a production crisis due to lack of investments, a brain drain, crime and decaying infrastructure.
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When I was 9, my family emigrated to the U.S. from Iran during the "brain drain"—a wave of migration of academics who were escaping a repressive regime that peaked in the late 1980s.
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The community once thwarted the construction of a Walmart superstore, but officials have since installed broadband internet and hope to approve a tech innovation center, part of a plan to stem rural brain drain.
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Two veterans of Egypt's tech scene told me that despite the large crop of startups in the country, the industry faces two major challenges: "brain drain" of its best talent and onerous government bureaucracy.
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Why it matters: A "rural brain drain" has been pulling college-educated people out of rural America and into urban areas, deepening an educational and political divide that is increasingly coming to define the country.
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The increasing focus on politics over performance is contributing to a rapid deterioration of Venezuela's oil industry, home to the world's largest crude reserves, and to a brain drain at the once world-class company.
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But a subset of around 8,500 volunteers were also studied for their potential risk of dementia and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), an earlier stage of memory loss and brain drain that often progresses to dementia.
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The administration is also forcing large numbers of officials to move on short notice or lose their jobs -- a choice that could lead to a brain drain, not to mention low morale among government employees.
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The report, seen by Reuters, says Italy was experiencing "a clear brain drain" as thousands of high-skilled workers left the country over the last decade without being replaced by immigrants with similar education levels.
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The study is titled "Brain Drain: The Mere Presence of One's Own Smartphone Reduces Available Cognitive Capacity" and the study suggests that — as the title states — our proximity to our smartphone reduces our brain power.
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Higher power prices, in turn, are hard to square with the broader need to revitalise the island's economy and to boost wages, which have stagnated for more than a decade, prompting a severe brain drain.
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Straubel, who will be succeeded by Drew Baglino, a vice president at the company, is the latest high-profile departure from Tesla's executive ranks as brain drain continues to be another big concern for investors.
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"Merry Christmas…" was always a sad song deep down, and even the chugging and the straightforward version that made it onto 1989's Brain Drain and slowly became an alt-holiday staple couldn't hide that.
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On Brain Drain, he sings, "I loved you from the start / 'Cause Christmas ain't the time for breaking each other's hearts," making the song seem like a post-quarrel reassurance from one lover to another.
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Venezuela's crude output fell in November to 1.837 million barrels per day (bpd), its lowest level in almost three decades due to lack of investment, payment delays to oil service firms and a brain drain.
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We have the spectacle of contemporary Africa, Venezuela and much of Latin America as evidence of the political calumny of socialism, and we have seen the brain drain of other Western countries that advocate socialism.
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A half dozen current and former PDVSA sources, who were taken aback by Quevedo's appointment, said his arrival would likely deepen a brain drain and could complicate everything from daily operations to negotiations with bondholders.
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But if you'd rather not toss a few thousand dollars' worth of tech in the garbage, there are some slightly less extreme things you can do to minimize the brain drain caused by your devices.
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The ruling clerics have deprived at least two generations of young Iranians the freedom and tools to realize their full potential — one reason that a brain drain and drug addiction are rampant among Iranian youth.
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But when scholars and researchers could not use VPNs to access a free and open internet, it might lead to government censorship of academic information and a "brain drain" of skilled individuals overseas, he noted.
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They are also more likely to be dreaming about leaving their current job if the one they have does not offer fair and ample opportunities for growth, creating the risk of a costly brain drain.
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Harvard-educated entrepreneur Lisa Caesar and her brother, John Ridley -- yup, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of "12 Years a Slave" -- are fighting brain drain in Milwaukee through an artist's collective they have founded called No Studios.
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That could lead to a serious "brain drain" given that 15 percent of all university staff in the UK come from the EU, and that around 5 percent of all students are from other European countries.
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At the peak of the brain drain in 1979, only 8% of Taiwanese who studied abroad returned to the island after completing their courses, wrote Kevin O'Neill in a paper published by the Migration Policy Institute.
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Canadians will be familiar with the feeling that some of their best researchers are being lured away to other countries: It's grappled with its own brain drain for years, which it's now consciously working to reverse.
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The last thing Britain needs right now is less intelligent people, but a post-Brexit brain drain from Britain's academic institutions could significantly hurt the UK's university sector, according to a new report from British politicians.
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While the direct impact on growth from even a 21625 percent decline in new enrollments would be negligible (less than 2900 percentage point), the longer-term consequences of an ongoing "brain drain" could be more significant.
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For those in work, salaries are not keeping up with ever-rising living costs, and there are fears of a brain drain of young people as the economic and political stresses drive people to move overseas.
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In addition, assuming that emigration remains possible in these countries, at what point — given that the brain drain is already a major problem that the Russian government tries to ignore — does the elevator factor click in?
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It's very plausible that Bolton would accelerate the brain drain from the federal government that already seems to be taking shape — not just in the White House but across the various departments that make foreign policy.
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It's very plausible that Bolton will accelerate the brain drain from the federal government that already seems to be taking shape — not just in the White House but across the various departments that make foreign policy.
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The sending countries do not necessarily welcome the outflow, either: although anxious to protect the interests of their nationals abroad, they realise that a brain drain of highly qualified workers may not be in their best interests.
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However, it especially pertains to the most sought-after skills in Asia Pacific, which is currently suffering a "brain drain," whereby talented workers are relocating overseas for better socio-economic prospects, Ang told CNBC's "Capital Connection" Tuesday.
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LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Spain's Basque region is seizing on Brexit as it tries to persuade highly skilled workers to move back home from Britain and redress a brain drain caused by a 2008-2014 economic slump.
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China's leaders still care about economic growth, but now they recognize the importance of attracting and retaining talented people, and are worried about an international brain drain as skilled workers move to Canada and the United States.
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The big picture: Amazon HQ2 has the potential to turn the D.C. region into a tech hotspot, but smaller companies are worried that the short-term impact of Amazon coming to town will be a brain drain.
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And at the same time, regions that started with a poorly educated work force are in a downward spiral, both because they're stuck with the wrong industries and because they're experiencing what amounts to a brain drain.
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The uncertainty Mr. Jammeh has created by refusing to step down has led at least 26,000 Gambians to flee the country, exacerbating the brain drain of one of the poorest and least developed nations on the continent.
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One of the signatories warned of a brain drain of the UK's top scientific talent if the country leaves the EU while severing as many ties as possible with the bloc in a so-called hard Brexit.
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Goldman Sachs attracted more than a quarter of a million applications from students and graduates for jobs this summer, suggesting fears of a 'brain drain' in the sector may be exaggerated as banks introduce more employee-friendly policies.
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Aiming to become a tech-friendlier city, not the next Silicon Valley, and solving brain-drain issues by encouraging tech entrepreneurship that leverages historical capabilities fueled Winnipeg's success and provides a replicable model for other cities to follow.
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"Because of the war, Lebanon was suffering a brain drain, and I think by invigorating and investing in the tech industry the government has made a huge impact on the current generation and generations to come," says Haram.
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Productivity has slumped in China's greying countryside, mostly dominated by small farmholdings and low-end industries, and which has suffered a brain drain so severe that President Xi Jinping has called for talent to return to the countryside.
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The projects are designed to add 250,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 30 months, PDVSA said, as the crisis-hit OPEC country's production slips due to low investment, maintenance problems, limited diluent imports, theft, and a brain drain.
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The Commission, the EU executive, wants total private and public investment in AI to reach at least 20 billion euros by the end of 2020 to ensure the bloc retains competitiveness and does not face a brain drain.
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The department, including its labs, will experience a brain drain, as many ambitious and dedicated experts find their chances of contributing to real solutions to energy challenges to be far more promising outside of government than within it.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world must not let Afghanistan become a forgotten crisis, a senior Red Cross official said on Friday as he warned of spiraling violence, donor fatigue and a worrying "brain drain" of educated professionals.
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"You are seeing a brain drain out of the DOJ that is not normal, and it is a reflection of how aberrant this attorney general has been, with not only reversal of positions but targeting of communities," McGowan said.
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A PDVSA worker and two former employees said the new wages remained inadequate and would not halt a brain drain that has the company desperate for engineers and chemists just as its production sinks to its lowest in decades.
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The fundamental problem is that while these popular stopgap measures are well-meaning, they ultimately "fail to address the root cause" of the brain drain phenomenon, Prianthi Roy, analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), told CNBC via telephone.
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The lack of economic opportunity and high costs are helping to fuel a disaffected younger generation clamoring in vain for greater democracy and a more equitable society, driving more talented Hong Kong people abroad in a burgeoning brain drain.
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"I was a serial entrepreneur and I spent most of my career watching a brain drain from Canada," said Yung Wu, the CEO of MaRS Discovery District, a tech-innovation hub based in Toronto that includes 1,300 entrepreneurial ventures.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Some of Canada's largest corporations and top executives launched two separate initiatives this week, investing millions of dollars into startup programs they hope will help stem a brain drain in fields like artificial intelligence and financial technology.
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"While this may be a market necessity, I am concerned about the brain drain: a loss of valuable legacy knowledge and experience as long-term GM employees are let go," said Rebecca Lindland, executive analyst at Kelley Blue Book.
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But for the low-profile foreign oil companies which remain in Venezuela despite a wave of nationalizations and company exits, the Supreme Court ruling is another worry amid complex currency controls, a brain drain, and out-of-control crime.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron promised 1.5 billion euros ($1.85 billion) of public funding into artificial intelligence by 2022 in a bid to reverse a brain drain and catch up with the dominant U.S. and Chinese tech giants.
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Members of Parliament have expressed concern over the brain drain worsening as the NPS' Investment Management organization prepares its February move to Jeonju, a 200 km (125 mile), three-hour trip from Seoul by high-speed train and taxi.
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"The purported benefits of this law are not worth the potential for accidents, suicides, escalating ordinary conflicts to deadly levels, or the brain drain of teachers who are either resigning or withdrawing their applications to the university," she said.
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Venezuela's oil production has sunk to a roughly 30-year low due to a mix of underinvestment, theft, a brain drain, and lack of equipment, helping push up global oil prices and piling misery on Venezuela's recession-hit economy.
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The AOL founder also said he's seeing a reversal of a brain drain to cities on the coasts, as smart people who left states like Arizona, Tennessee and Pennsylvania return to build up the economies they grew up in.
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But these ISIS fighters might find such notes hard to come by, as al-Tamimi also said that the Islamic State was facing a "medical brain-drain" as doctors flee ISIS-held territory due to mistreatment by the terrorist group.
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YAHOO'S BRAIN DRAIN SHOWS LOSS OF FAITH | Morale has sunk so low at Yahoo that some employees refer to Marissa Mayer, the chief executive, as "Evita," — a reference to Eva Perón's outsize ego and her climb to power and wealth.
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This prevents brain-drain and means that China is educating a generation of African students who -- unlike their counterparts in France, the US or UK -- are more likely to return home and bring their new education and skills with them.
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Anyone who receives a government scholarship to study abroad can have that loan written off if they return to Iran to work for a certain number of years, but "that's only a small fraction of Iran's brain drain," Habibi says.
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But the ECB has told financial firms they must staff their new EU offices with decision-makers, managers, risk-takers and support teams appropriate to the business they operate from them, meaning a slow brain-drain from Britain looks inevitable.
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Multitasking is also harmful to your physical and mental health, and reduces your decision-making ability: Multitasking is a brain drain that exhausts the mind, zaps cognitive resources and, if left unchecked, condemns us to early mental decline and decreased sharpness.
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You may assume that a gourmet weed cooking course would be a venue for demonstrating how to get the most super super baked, to infuse marijuana into your food in the most potent ways possible to reach maximum brain drain.
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Colleges near Oxford: Miami UniversityIn 2015, Forbes listed Oxford as the best college town in the country, thanks to its high percentage of part-time jobs and low brain-drain rate (the rate at which college students leave town upon graduating).
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The economic crisis had led to a brain drain, with educated professionals fleeing to find higher-paying jobs in Europe and the U.S. My cofounder and I felt discouraged as we looked for iOs developers who could create our app.
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TORONTO, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Some of Canada's largest corporations and top executives launched two separate initiatives this week, investing millions of dollars into startup programs they hope will help stem a brain drain in fields like artificial intelligence and financial technology.
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Villani, who is also a lawmaker in Macron's party, said in the report the brain drain to Silicon Valley companies showed the excellence of French schools and justified a doubling of their salaries — a proposal that was eventually left out.
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While the state finances have since recovered -- in large part thanks to billion dollar bail-out loans by the international community -- endemic corruption, low wages and a lack of opportunity are fuelling a large-scale brain drain of young, talented people.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Just over half of Britain's businesses believe the country is at risk of a brain drain after Brexit, with many worried in particular about a shortage of tech skills, according to research by cloud-based software company Salesforce.com.
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The Disrupt agenda features not one but two Brexit panels, Stopping the Brexit Brain Drain and Brexit Face Off – Two Sides to Britain's Tech Future, both aimed at helping founders and investors make sense of post-Brexit scenarios and options.
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Oil accounts for over 90 percent of Venezuela's foreign currency earnings, bankrolling the government, but production has fallen some 36 percent over the past year to 1.2 million barrels per day amid underinvestment, lack of maintenance and a brain drain.
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How do you build a thriving ecosystem of tech wealth and tech education — successful international businesses whose alumni found and invest in burgeoning startups — when you face the triple threats of a small population, limited capital, and a potential brain drain?
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Howard Zemsky, the president and chief executive of Empire State Development, the state economic development agency, said that by targeting downtowns, the state was seeking to reverse the steady brain drain of young people to places like Brooklyn and Boston.
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The brain behind the new firm is Yoshua Bengio, a pioneer in "deep learning", a branch of AI. As firms such as Google and Facebook lured dozens of AI academics, some in the field expressed fears about a brain drain from academia.
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"Central and east European governments hope for a 'reverse brain drain', especially the Baltics, which have experienced substantial outflow of young educated people in recent years," Otilia Dhand, a senior vice president and eastern European expert at Teneo Intelligence told CNBC via email.
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Poroshenko and his team also showed a stubborn tone deafness throughout both campaigns, failing to speak to the bread and butter issues that most Ukrainians care about, including tackling rampant corruption, stemming a brain drain, raising the standard of living and pensions.
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That has since morphed into a "invest / maintain / kill" list, an attempt to satisfy anxious investors who want to see cost cutting, while stemming the brain drain that has seen numerous top executives depart by clarifying which units will continue to be supported.
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On a first-order level, this is obviously less harmful than the threat to millions of unsuspecting private citizens, but the worst potential second-order effects—massive brain drain on Capitol Hill, the paralyzing impairment of an understaffed legislature—would be catastrophic.
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The National Security Agency risks a brain-drain of hackers and cyber spies because of a tumultuous reorganization and worries about the acrimonious relationship between the intelligence community and Trump, according to current and former NSA officials and cyber security industry sources.
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The government in Beijing has poured the equivalent of billions of dollars into new projects in order to catch up with the West in producing original research, and also reverse decades of scientific brain drain by luring home top Western-trained Chinese researchers.
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CEO Jeremy Johnson dished on the company's strategy toward profitability and responded to some of the criticism it receives ― namely a claim the startup is creating a second brain-drain when software developers leave Andela and Africa to take positions with global companies.
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Such an immigration policy has not yet been approved by the ministers but will initiate negotiations with the EU. Indeed, this leak has become a huge controversy in Britain where businesses express concerns that this will lead to a serious brain drain.
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For one, it will lead to a brain drain of skilled workers who are unable to obtain green cards and are vulnerable to having their H-1B visa extensions denied — as was recently proposed by the Trump administration before it shortly reversed course.
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A Protestant and long active in the Evangelical Church of Germany, Mr. Herzog took part in biotechnology debates, defending embryonic stem-cell research and lamenting that a lack of domestic support for the biotechnology industry had caused a brain drain from Germany.
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The entrepreneurs, which include Stripe CEO Patrick Collison and TransferWise boss Taavet Hinrikus, warned of a "brain drain" of the best and brightest in Europe if policymakers didn't reform employee share ownership rules to help the EU's tech sector rival Silicon Valley.
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On the other side of the Atlantic, there is concern that the U.S. National Security Agency risks a brain-drain of hackers and cyber spies due to tumultuous reorganization and worries about the acrimonious relationship between the intelligence community and President Donald Trump.
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"The government isn't scaling up this project to the extent we would worry about brain drain," said Huh Chang, head of the development finance bureau at South Korea's finance ministry, which co-manages state-run vocational training programs with the labor ministry.
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"Having your phone in sight while you work reduces the cognitive resources that you can dedicate to the task that you're working on, a phenomenon known as brain drain," says Itamar Shatz, a PhD candidate at Cambridge University and author of Solving Procrastination.
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Outright military attack, an economic blockade, illegal acts of sabotage, attempts on Fidel Castro's life, brain drain, the preferential treatment of Cuban immigrants, crop and livestock plagues, and wild rumors have all been used — unsuccessfully — to try to bring the revolution to its knees.
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Living standards have risen from around half the EU average in 2004, when Lithuania joined the club, to three-quarters today, despite a spectacular economic crash in 2008 and a brain drain of some of the country's brightest (1m Lithuanians have emigrated since 1990).
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Now that Trump has won, there's a very real possibility that the US could face a brain drain as some of its top science and tech talent moves to greener pastures: After all, Trump has called climate change a hoax and spread misinformation about vaccines.
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In the letter sent today, the CEOs write that they are "disappointed" in the state's decision to enact the law, which they believe will cause North Carolina to face a brain drain, as its best professional talent moves to other states because of the legislation.
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NGOs should pay a fee to be evaluated, and any NGO that fails either part of the process should be asked to leave the country for creating a local brain drain, abusing their tax free status, and creating inflation in housing, cars and food prices.
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"The brain drain of skilful people definitely impacts the CFDA's ability to operate, especially for example its ability to evaluate new drugs," said Cheng Gang, 44, a former CFDA section chief who left to set up his own drugs company at the end of 2014.
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Ruins of Creation, the band's first proper album, was released in 2013, but the following year they lost their drummer, Andry Hernandez, when he emigrated to Brazil—this cultural brain drain as prevalent in metal as it is in every other aspect of Cuban society.
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With that brain drain in mind, the Uber lawsuit can also be seen as a fight against a former Google engineer, Anthony Levandowski, who also took his services elsewhere — first to Otto, a start-up he created, and then to Uber just six months later.
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China's increasing investments in artificial intelligence are attracting top scientific talent to the country and bolstering concerns in the United States about brain drain and corporate espionage as the nations face off in a battle — largely taking place in boardrooms and banks — to dominate cutting-edge technology.
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A long wave goodbye at the NSAThe National Security Agency risks a brain-drain of hackers and cyber spies due to a tumultuous reorganization and worries about the acrimonious relationship between the intelligence community and Trump, according to current and former NSA officials and cybersecurity industry sources.
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People like Brian fear a vicious cycle: The growing legal uncertainties under Brexit could make many companies move from Belfast to Dublin; a rise in unemployment would increase frustration, catalyze a brain drain, radicalize society and endanger the social and political progress achieved over so many years.
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It wouldn't be easy for DHS to rebuild its capacity to model pandemics, given the brain drain within the department: Many of the people who worked on the models have now scattered across the government or left government service altogether, one of the former officials said.
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The well-documented brain drain from Wall Street to Silicon Valley stands testament to that (as do the small but growing number of would-be entrepreneurs we all know who seem to spend most of their time building their brand through social media, trade shows and networking events).
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The law known as PROMESA, which created the board when it passed the U.S. Congress in June with bipartisan support, envisioned a pragmatic solution for an island combating $70 billion in debt, 45 percent poverty and a brain drain as residents bolt in droves for the mainland United States.
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In a bid to reverse this brain drain the government has introduced the 50 percent, five-year income tax break for high-skilled Italian workers returning from abroad, as well as a flat tax rate of 100,000 euros on foreign income aimed at luring the wealthy of all nationalities.
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Fast forward to today, and banks are cutting costs like everyone else, and they are also suffering from the brain drain that has hit many other verticals: big technology companies, and the lure of building a potentially lucrative startup, have become magnets for many of the greatest technical minds.
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In some fields the brain drain is extreme: almost all of China's best science students go abroad for their PhDs, and 85% of Chinese science and engineering graduates with American PhDs had not returned home five years after leaving, a study by the National Science Foundation found this year.
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It is difficult to calculate the precise impact of the shutdown on employee morale, but no one can deny that the threat of future shutdowns will lead to a brain drain from government as dedicated public servants decide the price of serving our nation in government is too uncertain.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – One of Russia&aposs best-known graduate schools, created to avoid a brain drain among top academics in the newly open Russia of the 0003s, has lost its state accreditation, amid fears of a wider clampdown on educational institutions with strong Western connections.
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It will not have a cap on the number of applicants allowed in and will enable recognized U.K.-based research projects to recruit talent from abroad without hurdles ... [U]p to 20083,500 academics have left Scotland since the Brexit referendum, sparking fears of a post-Brexit brain drain.
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This self-inflicted staffing crisis is made worse by what I call the "Trump Brain Drain" — the fact that seasoned professionals in government are heading for the exits in droves and talented new recruits (understandably) refuse to work for this president for fear that it will destroy their reputations.
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Decades of marginalizing civil servants through privatization initiatives and now several years of President Trump attacking, pressuring, and reassigning highly competent officials in such offices as the State Department, the Department of Interior, and the EPA have created a bit of a brain drain and certainly a morale problem.
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Stanford from really early on was all about "let's make connections between this university and the broader technical community," at a time when ... It's hard to imagine now, but people were worried about a brain drain from this area of engineers and technical people to the east coast.
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Instead of boosting cross-country collaboration, an east-to-west "brain drain" affecting new countries joining the EU, such as Poland in 2004, saw academics upping sticks and moving to be with their new neighbours, thus erasing any previously established cross-border links between their home country and their destination country.
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Desperately needed infrastructure investment has been woefully inadequate; many educated Russians have left the country in an ongoing brain drain; and Putin's international aggressions—undermining Western democracies, invading Ukraine, and assassinating critics at home and abroad—have left Moscow with few allies, besides those other states run by murderous autocrats.
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In fact, ever since the California Institute of Technology aerodynamics and missile expert Tsien Hsue-shen returned to China in 1955 — and became instrumental in building China's missile industry — the F.B.I. has been well aware of the danger this peculiar kind of reverse brain drain poses for the United States.
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"The question is whether the monetary policy brain drain with the departures of (former chief economist) Peter Praet, (former vice president) Vitor Constancio and Mario Draghi will be equally replaced or whether Philip Lane might soon be the last pragmatic monetary economist standing in the ECBs Executive Board," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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The International Energy Agency, which coordinates the energy policies of industrial nations, and several analysis firms expect Venezuela's crude output to lose another 2.4663,000 bpd this year due to lack of investment, mounting debts, sanctions, a brain drain caused by low salaries and a new management with no experience in the oil industry.
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Ms. Montero Padilla knows some people do not approve of Mr. López Rivera and his role in the F.A.L.N., but she said his actions had to be seen in the context of Puerto Rico's relationship with the United States, from early efforts to "Americanize" its people to today's debt crisis and brain drain.
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"The question is whether the monetary policy brain drain with the departures of (former chief economist) Peter Praet, (former vice president) Vitor Constancio and Mario Draghi will be equally replaced or whether Philip Lane might soon be the last pragmatic monetary economist standing in the ECB's Executive Board," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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According to two CSIRO staff members, one of whom requested anonymity due to a lack of authorization to speak to the press, morale at the organization is low, and there is a likelihood that the months of uncertainty and unflattering media reports will contribute to a brain drain of climate researchers to other institutions abroad.
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Venezuela's output has been cut in half since 23 to near 70-year lows to less than 1.2 million bpd, according to figures from OPEC secondary sources, due to major cash crunch that has stymied investments, a brain drain that is depriving it of engineers, and a new military management that has clashed with workers.
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So it's really important that the military and the police fight as hard as they can, because the weaker they fight, the more they defect, the more intimidated they are, the more brain drain that flows from Afghanistan, the stronger the Taliban is viewed and the more intransigent they will be in the negotiations.
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While the court proceedings could eventually make the island solvent for the first time in decades, the more immediate repercussions will likely be grim: Government workers will forgo pension money, public health and infrastructure projects will go wanting, and the "brain drain" the island has been suffering as professionals move to the mainland could intensify.
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A bigger problem is that the populists have little idea how to deal with the myriad causes of Italy's stagnant productivity: a rigid, dual labour market; uncompetitive product markets; the proliferation of family-owned firms that do not grow; a banking system hobbled by bad loans; an underperforming education system; and, more recently, a brain-drain.
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This second wave of people might be start out initially in London and Montreal (where the company is based), before returning to more spread-out locations to expand work and intellectual capital elsewhere, potentially counteracting the ongoing issue of "brain drain" where the brightest people often leave to migrate to where the jobs and money are.
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No, Europe is still a trickier market to scale than the U.S. Not only does Europe have to compete with the ready availability of capital in the U.S., but different regulatory environments, language barriers and a brain drain of talent attracted to Silicon Valley all combine to create impediments for European tech companies scaling in an interconnected world.
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" BRETT RIES Age: 21 Occupation: Student at the University of South Dakota Party: Democrat What he's running for: South Dakota House of Representatives, District 5 Platforms: Education and government reform On Facebook: @RiesForSDHouse Why he's running: "Our legislature has acknowledged the brain drain in South Dakota; we are having a hard time keeping youth in our state.
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It's now seven years since the global financial crash which resulted in Ireland's bail-out by the European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) for billions of euros, and the so-called "brain-drain" of educated, young Irish people is slowing down, with many of those who left during the recession recently coming home again.
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But when I adjust the telescope a bit and compare then with now -- 15 years later -- things feel very different: The Communist Party is no longer in power; Kolkata has continued to fall behind the pecking order in India, overtaken by previously lesser metropolises; and there's been a considerable brain drain, with the best and brightest students packing their bags for other cities.
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"Results suggest that the mere presence of one's smartphone may reduce available cognitive capacity and impair cognitive functioning, even when consumers are successful at remaining focused on the task at hand," according to the study, "Brain Drain: The Mere Presence of One's Own Smartphone Reduces Available Cognitive Capacity," which was published in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research.
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Now, with Brexit threatening the UK's cosmopolitan tech landscape — and the economy at large — we may soon see international tech talent moving elsewhere; in fact, 60% of London businesses think they'll lose access to tech talent once the UK leaves the EU. So, how can UK-based companies proactively attract and retain top tech talent to prevent a Brexit brain drain?
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One founder also recounted several instances of non-British EU workers being made to feel unwelcome in the UK after the referendum vote, and expressed concern about the UK's social cohesiveness and the future trajectory of 'Britishness' — suggesting the UK could see a brain-drain if entrepreneurs feel compelled to look elsewhere for a social structure that matches their expectations for tolerance and liberal values.
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For a clinical rather than impressionistic assessment of this trend, you can turn to the new report from Senator Mike Lee's Joint Economic Committee, which tracks "brain drain" trends across American states and finds a pattern, both longstanding and accelerating, in which the highly-educated cluster in "dynamic states" and "major metropolitan areas," leaving less-educated Americans in "rural and post-industrial states" behind.
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A Brief Chat With Elon Musk About Climate Change, Rex Tillerson, and Donald Trump [Update]Yesterday Elon Musk stunned us (and just about everyone else) by tweeting in support of Rex…Read more ReadBefore the election, many in Silicon Valley worried about the "Muslim ban" because of the potential impact it might have on their workforce and the brain drain that it could cause in the United States.
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It was often complicated by snippets of news from home: instances of qualified minority students being rejected from scholarships and local universities; politicians roundly dismissing a 2011 World Bank report, which cited "economic conditions" and "social injustice" as chief factors for Malaysia's brain drain; the spectacle of activists and journalists being hauled into court or solitary confinement; and stories of corruption in what had been the ruling party before an unprecedented election this past May.
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Photo by Arjun Harindranath/The Bogotá Post In addition to companies and multinationals having left the country as a result of the crisis, the country's top scientific minds too have followed suit According to a new article in Scientific American, this science "brain drain" has its roots in the Chavez regime when former President Hugo Chavez fired employees of PDVSA, Venezuela's state-owned petroleum company, after they went on strike against his radical policies.
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" Citing "recent incidents of harassment in diverse communities that could lead to a brain drain of much needed talent," the business leaders pledged to "protect people from the erosion of their civil liberties;" to "refuse to contribute skills or platforms to any effort that infringes on civil liberties by any government agency;" and to "accept a responsibility to partner with communities where the effects of rapidly changing technologies have hurt all Americans.
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Brexit risks In a report published today, the Business Innovation and Skills committee urges the government to act quickly in the wake of the referendum vote — citing multiple risks to the domestic tech industry including ongoing access to skills and the risk of a post-Brexit brain drain; the UK's fintech sector dominance being eroded if it loses access to the single market of financial regulation; investor confidence ebbing and businesses relocating to other European countries if the UK is outside the European digital single market.
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