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17 and 17.
As the saying " Man struggles up wards", the men who have ideal will want to have more education in foreign countries, that's no ground for blame.
And, this way is just the reason to keep America booming all the time.
We should think it for twice, maybe our invest on education is not enough.

go on~

移民的经济效应的确值得关注，不过中国现在所谓“第三代”移民潮，即大量富人向发达国家移民，好像超出了"brain drain"or"brain gain"的范畴，需要有新的分析思路吧。
本文关键句：Several economists reckon that the brain-drain hypothesis fails to account for the effects of remittances, for the beneficial effects of returning migrants, and for the possibility that being able to migrate to greener pastures induces people to get more education.
顺链论坛刚看到的呵：https://bbs.pinggu.org/thread-1108144-1-1.html

12# cglee That's the point!
You can get a better comprehention of this essay if you understand the sentence.

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The phenomenon of "brain drain" is common  in developing country.As i had seen a comedy named"3 idiots" which touch upon the problem in India.The people who study in Royal Academy of engineering are engineering elites,but more of they go abroad when their studies achieves success.Nowdays,Worldwide competition for highly skilled workers is strong, and international students are increasingly regarded as a source of highly skilled immigrants by some OECD countries.Some countries such as Australia and Singapore welcome for skilled migration.But with the fast development of chinese economy,a growing number of Chinese are returning to work at home after studying.

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Good topic! As the world becomes a global village,all the fine achievements of human civilization are open to us.Our neighbors and we should be open-minded to learn from each other.For the people who go abroad and never come back, even though I don't support them,but I can understand them.

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departure  背离，违反
perceive   意识到

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本文的观点很新啊，确实 ，如果考虑汇款的影响，回国移民的有利影响和可以移民到条件好的地方而吸引人们去接受更多教育的可能性的影响，高技术人才的外流可能会是他们离开的国家的一个净效益。

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13,13，this article appears to mirror the serious phenomenon of china—brail-drain.