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    The presentation discusses the topic of brain drain, which refers to the emigration of skilled professionals from one country to another. It outlines brain drain as both a political and economic problem for the country losing skilled workers. The document examines the push factors that drive people away, such as poor work conditions and low pay, and the pull factors that attract them to other countries, like higher salaries and better research opportunities. Overall, while brain drain allows individual talents to develop in environments with more support, it also severely damages developing countries that lose skilled professionals.

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    The presentation discusses the topic of brain drain, which refers to the emigration of skilled professionals from one country to another. It outlines brain drain as both a political and economic problem for the country losing skilled workers. The document examines the push factors that drive people away, such as poor work conditions and low pay, and the pull factors that attract them to other countries, like higher salaries and better research opportunities. Overall, while brain drain allows individual talents to develop in environments with more support, it also severely damages developing countries that lose skilled professionals.

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    Presentation on “Brain Drain”

    Submitted by:
    Ankkur Gupta
    BBA GENERAL
    Meaning of Brain Drain

    It can be simply defined


    as the mass emigration of
    technically skilled people
    from one country to
    another country.
    Brain Drain As Problem

     Political problem

     ‡Economical problem
    Factors of Brain Drain

     Push factor
     Pull factor
    PUSH FACTOR

     Lack of freedom;
     Poor working facilities
     Low wage/salary
     Under employment,
    • Lack of scientific tradition and culture
    PULL FACTOR
     Higher salary and income

     Better level of living and way of life

     Better research facilities

     Relative political stability

     Presence of a rich, scientific and cultural tradition

     Attraction of urban centres

     Technological gap
    Individual's Motives And
    Experiences

     Economic and professional


     Personal influence

     Living conditions in society

     Political situation
    Economic and professional

    a)suitable job
    ‡b) income and living standard
    ‡c) working conditions: facilities,
    autonomy,
    career prospects, relations with superiors
    and with co-workers
    Personal influence

     Spouse

     ‡Feelings and interests of the children

     ‡Family

     ‡Friends

     ‡Colleagues at work
    Living conditions in society
     where life is more interesting and more
    pleasant
     ‡b) Discrimination by the public
    Political situation

     Government controls
    ‡
     Nationalist feelings of respondent
    Brain Drain in India Favorable or
    Unfavorable?

     what will happen if they seal the borders


    and detain all this talent inside the nation?
     Would they be able to grow and be as
    creative as they would like to?
    Why is it favourable ?

    The biggest benefit of brain drain is that all


    those individual brains will get the
    opportunity to nurture in another
    atmosphere where they get more support
    as well as have more freedom to boom
    and this is why they leave. From a
    universal point of view, it will help talents
    develop and not be shattered.
    Why is it unfavourable ?
    However on the other side, Brain drain is a severe
    loss due to the flow of the competent and
    effective sector of the country particularly oil
    producing states which are now in terrible need
    for trained and highly skilled employees. Brain
    drain influences all level of education in the
    world which suffers illiteracy estimation at 70
    million people. The economy can also be
    affected due to expenditure on study whether
    state funded or privately
    Conclusion
     For the balance of power and staggered
    development of the world, it is important
    to wipe out Brain-Drain.
     The talented people think that their
    country is poor so they do the Brain-Drain.
     Brain-Drainis not good for any developing
    country because of not having enough
    knowledge and things to do better

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