2025
Brains, like hearts, go where they are appreciated.
Debate #255 · Other · English Essay
Is brain drain mainly caused by a country's failure to value talent?
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Examiners want: push and pull factors, Pakistan's emigration data, merit and pay, both sides, retention policies
The questions
2006
Brains, Like Hearts, Go Where They Are Appreciated
Evidence you can cite
Households receiving remittances from emigrants (PDHS 2017-18): 43% of households with at least one emigrant received remittances in the preceding year (2017-18)NIPS and ICF, Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey 2017-18Workers registered for overseas employment, 2023 (BE&OE): 862,625 workers in 2023, up from 832,339 in 2022 (2023)Finance Division, Pakistan Economic Survey 2023-24, Ch. 12 (citing Bureau of Emigration and Overseas Employment)
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