Brain Drain, or Brain Circulation
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Brain Drain Aparajita Acharya Somaj Shrestha Himal Gautam Rajat Agrawal 28th September 2013 | Kathmandu College of Management
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A more open ended, and libertarian perspective to what people generally go on to present as a social problem. People going abroad isn't always bad, people need to have the freedom to work for their self-interests
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Brain Drain
Aparajita AcharyaSomaj ShresthaHimal GautamRajat Agrawal
28th September 2013 | Kathmandu College of Management
Brain Drain
Aparajita AcharyaSomaj ShresthaHimal GautamRajat Agrawal
28th September 2013 | Kathmandu College of Management
Brain Circulation
Aparajita AcharyaSomaj ShresthaHimal GautamRajat Agrawal
28th September 2013 | Kathmandu College of Management
The movement of highly skilled and qualified
people to a country where they can work in better
condition and earn better.
The world is a single unit that can provide the
diverse range of people with the very kind of
opportunity each of them seek.
In 2000s 3.5 million people emigrated from UK seeking work in more favorable economic climate.
1 Million Arabian specialist left due to “ absence of job opportunities in the Arab” – as per what the emigrants stated.
2 million Indians emigrated from India annually and still 47% of the graduates are unemployed.
• What does a man who has interest in aeronautics do?
• Do we have resource to utilize them?• Do we actually need to utilize them?• Do we not permit the Nepalese students to study
that subject because we cannot create job opportunities for them?
Pondered questions
Creating opportunities in a country that the
available resource and suitable climatic, social,
and political issues permit to.
Comparative advantage
Airbus Aircrafts Working together produces better results Outsourcing and collaboration is the call of the age
Utilization of comparative advantages
Collaboration
5 hundred thousand graduates every year Do we need that many people to work? Can we create that many jobs every year? Should we create new knowledge, or replicate identified information?
Capacity
Sending back of remittances increases money flow
Remittances also increase the living standards Mexico - $24 billion USD Philippines - $34 billion USD Nepal - $4.7 billion USD
Remittances
Brain Drain Circulation Explore Comparative Advantages Promote CollaborationNo to the next North KoreaFood for thought:
Individual FreedomGlobal Citizenship
Conclusion
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