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	Is the U.S. Experiencing its First Brain Drain? New America Media, News analysis, Vivek Wadhwa , Posted: Mar 31, 2009 Editor’s Note: When high-skilled immigrants and foreign students completing their degrees in the Uni Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-04-01 00:34:32 Open Document File Size: 115,05 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Google / eBay / Yahoo / Intel / / Country China / United States / India / / Event Person Communication and Meetings / / Facility Duke University / / IndustryTerm high-tech sector / / Organization Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering / Harvard Law School / U.S. Census Bureau / Harvard / UC Berkeley / Kauffman Foundation / / Person Vivek Wadhwa / / Position Editor / NAM contributing writer / professor / chief executive / lead technologist / / URL http / SocialTag Human geography Brain drain Reverse brain drain Culture Higher education in the United States International student Economy of the United States Globalization Human resource management Demographic economics

Is the U.S. Experiencing its First Brain Drain? New America Media, News analysis, Vivek Wadhwa , Posted: Mar 31, 2009 Editor’s Note: When high-skilled immigrants and foreign students completing their degrees in the UniAdd to Reading List