Ich finde gerade den letzten Punkt relativ naiv und unreflektiert. Gerade vor dem Hintergrund, dass Pull-Faktoren populistischer Quatsch sind und wir durch historischen aber auch kommenden Einfluss (Kolonialismus, Ausbeutung und Klimawandel) nicht von einem gleichberechtigten Wettbewerb der Staaten ausgehen können.
Nigeria is one of such countries which have lost more than $2bn since 2010 to training doctors who later migrate. Countries such as the UK benefit from this, as 10% of doctors working in the UK come from African nations, saving the UK about $2.7bn by recruiting these doctors.
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Nigeria is one of the African countries with the worst indices for health. with the second highest number of people living with HIV and the highest number of malaria-related deaths. Although maternal mortality rate has declined steadily since 1990, it still lags behind other nations.[7]
Other effects of brain drain that have been identified include loss of human capital assets, lost income from the loss of tax of the migrated manpower to foreign countries and the loss of capital invested in the subsidised public education of migrated manpower.
Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_capital_flight_from_Nigeria
