Add to ORKGReturn migration is the positive counterpart of brain drain. Human capital accumulation increases in a country if skilled agents go back home after a period spent working abroad. Effects of brain drain in Italy could be negative as highly skilled migrants decide not to come back to their native country. Our simple model shows that if preference for home consumption is balanced by career opportunities and life-style conditions, agents leave Italy and prefer to remain abroad. Data support and policy implications are provided.Return migration; brain drain.
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This paper explores the factors that shape the location choices of formerly mobile graduates (FMGs) ...
Abstract of associated article: In this paper we present a model that explains migrations as decisio...
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Contrary to current thinking which views the European brain drain as a transitory phenomenon, this p...
Contrary to current thinking which views the European brain drain as a transitory phenomenon, this p...
Increasingly, immigration policies tend to favour the entry of skilled workers, raising substantial ...
We extend the Dolado et Al. (1994) model to both inflows and outflows of migrants and assume that th...
Some studies that investigate the effects of migration flows –based on Solow‟s growth theory (1956) ...
In most destination countries, immigration policies are increasingly tilted toward the most skilled ...
In this paper we present a model that explains migrations as decisions that respond to where human c...
Emigrants from Italy and Ireland contributed disproportionately to the Age of Mass Migration. That t...
The demographic data indicate that the total number of migrants moving from the South of Italy to t...
Recent empirical evidence seems to show that temporary migration is a widespread phenomenon, especia...
Migration flows of individuals across borders can have large economic consequences both on receiving...
Recent empirical evidence seems to show that temporary migration is a widespread phenomenon, espe- c...
This paper explores the factors that shape the location choices of formerly mobile graduates (FMGs) ...
Abstract of associated article: In this paper we present a model that explains migrations as decisio...
We analyze the effects of governmental redistribution of income on migration patterns,using an Itali...