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In those countries, although come to something, but this is unevenly distributed. There are extremely rich man on the other hand, many very poor people living in slums. | In those countries, although come to something, but this is unevenly distributed. There are extremely rich man on the other hand, many very poor people living in slums. | ||
In the coming years we will recognize where the globalization will lead us. Economic crisis will bring us to other ways that we previously believed not to go. | In the coming years we will recognize where the globalization will lead us. Economic crisis will bring us to other ways that we previously believed not to go. | ||
'''Abstract''' | |||
Developed countries use migration to gain advantage in the globalized economy. But the developing countries can also benefit from the migration, if the diaspora transfers money or know-how in their home home country. Emigration of creative minds from developing countries brings rather disadvantages in the short term but in the medium and long term enormous benefits. These advantages and disadvantages will be discussed in the text and explained chances of emigration. Examples will be given which shows us the chances. India is one developing country which shows us many benefits of migration in part of globalization. Not only industrialized countries enjoy the benefits of migration, in return, the developing countries, too. The battle for the best brains were won by the industrialized countries but years later the developing countries get back more and more advantages. | |||
==Stefan Marx == | ==Stefan Marx == | ||