
doi: 10.3386/w3605
Aspects of the brain drain are considered in a theoretical context. The emphasis is on the migration of those with managerial skills between countries with abundant skilled labor and those with abundant unskilled labor. The results indicate that "countries with abundant skilled labor therefore export managers (e.g. through multinational subsidiaries) and skilled-labor-intensive goods yet import skilled employees (the brain drain)." (EXCERPT)
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