Knowledge remittances: Does emigration foster innovation?

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@pazzazaz @bootrino @LibertariansAus Every modern australian innovation has come from a migrant or descendant of a migrant. International migration boosts idea and knowledge flow, enhancing the stock of knowledge in source countries and positively impa…

@S_OhEigeartaigh @NathanpmYoung Also lots of evidence around that some immigration can be good for home countries too, like: https://t.co/JgjJlMtxpd

@SamoBurja Not to mention direct knowledge economy remitances: https://t.co/ajBt7rqxEa https://t.co/D7mx88nwDb

Knowledge remittances: Does emigration foster innovation? "Origin countries can gain from the initial brain drain through knowledge remittances" https://t.co/jf5H0X1gpq

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