An increasing number of professionals, such as doctors and teachers, are leaving their own poorer countries to work in developed countries. What problems does this cause? What can be done to deal with this situation?

Over the

last

few decades, many experts

such

as

doctors

and teachers depart to other

well- developed

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countries

rather than staying in their own land. In

this

essay, I intend to explore the sources of

this

problem

along with some possible solutions to it. Chief among the causes of

this

problem

is a low salary. Nowadays we can see some

countries

pay low salaries to

doctors

and teachers even if they work hard.

In addition

to

this

, governments sometimes can not provide

doctors

with adequate medical

equipments

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and medicine.

As a result

,the number of patients will increase and

doctors

have difficulty treating patients. Another contributing factor is the lack of knowledge in their

countries

. Because it is difficult to get

a good knowledge

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and experience in poor

countries

.

Consequently

, they prefer to move to other

countries

. In order to overcome

this

problem

and retain professionals in their country,I believe governments must

first

address its root causes. Perhaps the most effective method of doing

this

would be for governments to propose

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salary to teachers and

doctors

, which will increase their desire to work.

Moreover

, some

countries

should spend more money on the education system and medical resources

instead

of other activities. Because in my opinion, there is nothing more important than these.

Furthermore

, it will play important role in future of their state,thereby the number of patients will decrease and professionals will emerge. In conclusion, I believe that

this

is clearly a

problem

in poor

countries

of

such

complexity that no solution is likely in the short term.

However

, I feel that the measures outlined above would constitute a good

first

step.