Highly Skilled Migration Flows: A Case Study of Taiwan

The largest type of international migration is the movement people from developing to developed countries. This extensive global has raised concerns brain drain, where highly skilled students and professionals leave their home countries never return. While may indeed create a it simultaneously promotes development country. paper uses case study Taiwan demonstrate that emigration individuals enhances sending country through return migration, transnational workers, diaspora networks. To analyze impacts had on Taiwan, regression techniques are implemented. empirical findings show once networks were developed, outflows led an increase in overall output Taiwan.