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A "brain drain" is the tendency of talented people in developing countries to get education in:

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A "brain drain" is the tendency of talented people in developing countries to get education in:

A "brain drain" is the tendency of talented people in developing countries to get education in:
A) developed countries and return home after graduation.
B) their own countries and stay there after graduation.
C) their own countries and leave after graduation.
D) developed countries and stay there after graduation.

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Principles of Macroeconomics

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