munna2009 (Super-Mod! + Sravanthi Love): To replace "drain" by a more general and value-free expression like "migration", the distinction may be emphasised by saying that while all brain drain constitutes brain migration, brain migration does not necessarily constitute brain drain. A classification of brain migration comprising the brain drain as well has been discussed later in this chapter. Brain drain represents the defacto transfer of resources spent on imparting education *
16-09-11 - 21:35:53

munna2009 (Super-Mod! + Sravanthi Love): and nurturing technical skills of the drained brain in question by the parent country (DCs) to the country of the transfer. *
16-09-11 - 21:36:48

munna2009 (Super-Mod! + Sravanthi Love): The developed nations concerned saves her pounds and dollars on professional education and training and in the process obtains the services of trained doctors/ engineers who/earn very much more than their native counter parts and have more comfortable styles of living. *
16-09-11 - 21:37:35

munna2009 (Super-Mod! + Sravanthi Love): The main crux of the matter is that emigrants as they enter developed countries are often in the most productive phase of his professional life and by the time they returns back, if they do, they are often spent force with wrong ideas not suited even for their native underdeveloped countries. *
16-09-11 - 21:38:08

munna2009 (Super-Mod! + Sravanthi Love): There is thus a loss of human capital in excess of the normal contractual process of migration. There have been several efforts to define the concept of brain drain, mainly by international organisations. For example, we can read the following in a 1969 UNESCO report ...."the brain drain could be defined as an abnormal form of scientific exchange between countries, *
16-09-11 - 21:39:01