Return migration is the positive counterpart of brain drain. The economic effects of brain drain in Italy could be negative: this article shows that highly skilled migrants decide not to return to their home country and evaluates the economic aspects and impacts on intellectual poverty. The results are attenuated through the application of econometric models on data taken from our sample statistical surveys
Propensity to return:theory and evidence of italian brain drain
TORRISI, BENEDETTOWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;MONTELEONE, SIMONAWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;BIONDO, ALESSIO EMANUELEWriting – Original Draft Preparation
2012-01-01
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Return migration is the positive counterpart of brain drain. The economic effects of brain drain in Italy could be negative: this article shows that highly skilled migrants decide not to return to their home country and evaluates the economic aspects and impacts on intellectual poverty. The results are attenuated through the application of econometric models on data taken from our sample statistical surveysFile in questo prodotto:
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