The number of individuals moving from their undeveloped homelands to developed countries in order to start a job within specialized industries such as engineering, computing, and medicine is on a rise. Some argue that this trend is affecting negatively the poorer countries, while others believe it is a normal step. This essay agrees that moving out is rather beneficial and natural, where it will firstly discuss the benefits to the economy and secondly the positive impact of the international experience on the locals.
To begin with, qualified individuals migrating their home for job vacancies from their home country have a positive impact on the economy of the undeveloped countries. In other words, several jobs in different sectors in a poor country do not afford a high number of people demanding a vacancy. While some leave the country, the competition is less, resulting in a decrease rate of unemployment. As a result, the standard of life will improve. For example, half of computer science graduates from India are currently working in the IT sector in Canada due to her shortage of Canadian skills.
Moreover, expats returning to their home will also carry with them the high quality experiences hey gained abroad. To put it differently, most immigrants tend to come back home to settle, where they will be part of their country's workforce implementing the international experience. Consequently, the knowledge of the locals will expand and it will be represented in the productivity. The link between Lebanon and the medical sector is a prime example of how Lebanese doctors implement advanced surgery procedures they learned abroad in Lebanon.
In conclusion, the movement of qualified people should be encouraged because it is not only advantageous for the local country's economy, but also the knowledge will spread among the locals.
The number of individuals moving from their undeveloped homelands to developed
countries
in order to
start
a job within specialized industries such as engineering, computing, and medicine is on a rise.
Some
argue that this trend is affecting
negatively
the poorer
countries
, while others believe it is a normal step. This essay
agrees
that moving out is
rather
beneficial and natural, where it will
firstly
discuss the benefits to the economy and
secondly
the
positive
impact of the international experience on the locals.
To
begin
with, qualified individuals migrating their home for job vacancies from their home
country
have a
positive
impact on the economy of the undeveloped
countries
.
In other words
, several jobs in
different
sectors in a poor
country
do not afford a high number of
people
demanding a vacancy. While
some
leave
the
country
, the competition is less, resulting in a decrease rate of unemployment.
As a result
, the standard of life will
improve
.
For example
, half of computer science graduates from India are
currently
working in the IT sector in Canada due to her shortage of Canadian
skills
.
Moreover
, expats returning to their home will
also
carry with them the high quality experiences hey gained abroad. To put it
differently
, most immigrants tend to
come
back home to settle, where they will be part of their country's workforce implementing the international experience.
Consequently
, the knowledge of the locals will expand and it will
be represented
in the productivity. The link between Lebanon and the medical sector is a prime example of how Lebanese doctors implement advanced surgery procedures they learned abroad in Lebanon.
In conclusion
, the movement of qualified
people
should
be encouraged
because
it is not
only
advantageous for the local country's economy,
but
also
the knowledge will spread among the locals.