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Decline in illegal immigration.
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6. What is a "brain drain" as it relates to international migra-
tion? If emigrants are highly educated and received greatly
subsidized education in the home country, is there
any justi-
fication for that country to levy a "brain drain" tax on them?
Do you see any problems with this idea? LO23.3
QUESTION 7
If foreign immigration (only) increases the number of workers in the US by 10%, GDP per worker should
O A. Increase by 10%
O B. Increase by less than 10%
OC. Decrease by more than 10%
O D.Decrease by less than 10%
Approximately how many people are employed in the federal bureaucracy? O 1 million-1.4 million O 1.5 million -1.7 million O2 million-2.4 million O 2.5 million - 3 million
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