An increasing number of professionals such as doctors and teachers are living their own poorer countries to work in developed countries. What problems does this cause? What solutions can you suggest to deal with these problems?

Recently, there has been a rise in the number of skilled workers emigrating to developed nations to ply their trade.

This

development is a cause for concern to these poorer countries as problems

such

as a shortage of competent professionals in key sectors of the economy and a loss of tax revenue could be costly to these nations.

However

, solutions which include creating a conducive working environment and an attractive pay package would reverse

this

trend. Brian drain has always been one of the biggest challenges for

under developed

relating to societies in which capital needed to industrialize is in short supply

underdeveloped

nations. The health and education sectors are

ususally

under normal conditions

usually

the most affected in these countries. Doctors and

tesachers

a person whose occupation is teaching

teachers

are usually subjected to tough working conditions

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long working hours and unpaid or delayed salaries) which prompts these workers to seek a better quality of life abroad. The exodus of these workers with invaluable services had led to a sharp decline in the standard of services rendered at clinics and

schools thereby

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schools, thereby

leading to a rise in casualties in hospitals and an induction of ill-trained graduates into various professional fields.

Furthermore

, the generation of

tax which

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tax, which

is

usaully

under normal conditions

usually

received from workers between the ages of twenty five and sixty is greatly affected because most of these

indiviaduals

a human being

individuals

are practicing overseas. These problems if not nipped in the bud could prove catastrophic.

On the other hand

, countries like Rwanda, which is the fastest growing economy in the

last

decade, have

completetly

to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent

completely

reversed

this

vicious cycle. According to a report by the World Heath Organisation in the year 2019, most doctors cited a stable supply of electricity as the major reason for returning to Rwanda.

In addition

, the rate of emigration of teachers

have reduced

Suggestion

has reduced

to a great extent due to improved salaries. To conclude, the spike in brain drain of developing nations is a cause for public concern. If not checked could have a devastating effect on the health and education sectors of these nations.

However

, an improved pay package and working conditions could be a game changer.