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Tax Measures In Response To The Brain Drain, Richard Pomp, Oliver Oldman
Tax Measures In Response To The Brain Drain, Richard Pomp, Oliver Oldman
Faculty Articles and Papers
Emigration results in the loss of skilled manpower for many countries. The widespread movement of skilled workers (PTKs) from less developed countries (LDCs) to developed countries (DCs) is particularly concerning. This emigration, referred to as the “brain drain”, creates two major concerns for LDCs: (1) slowing economic development, and (2) exploitation by DCs. As a result, LDCs have a growing resentment toward DCs, which leads to irrational discussion and a lack of solutions. The absence of reliable statistics has also greatly impeded progress.
This article discusses proposals for solutions to the brain drain issue. Part I addresses the problem, and …
Zenith Radio Corp. V. United States: Countervailing Duty - Application To Nonexcessive Remission Of Indirect Taxes, Joseph Murphy Bracken
Zenith Radio Corp. V. United States: Countervailing Duty - Application To Nonexcessive Remission Of Indirect Taxes, Joseph Murphy Bracken
Maryland Journal of International Law
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Steuern In Den Usa, Hugh Ault
The Effect Of Losses In One Country On The Income Tax Treatment In Another Country Of An Enterprise Or Of Associated Companies Engaged In International Activities, Hugh Ault, Donald Gerwig, Michael Henning
The Effect Of Losses In One Country On The Income Tax Treatment In Another Country Of An Enterprise Or Of Associated Companies Engaged In International Activities, Hugh Ault, Donald Gerwig, Michael Henning
Hugh J. Ault
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