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Brain Drain
4 stories about Brain Drain
The brain drain nobody's talking about and what it means for the Start Up Nation story
18.07.26
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Rachel Caplin
Israeli high tech is facing a dangerous brain drain. Not to Silicon Valley, but to AI.
Brain drain vs. boom: High-tech riches highlight Israel’s economic crossroads
06.01.26
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Sophie Shulman
The government faces the challenge of keeping talent while cash floods local markets.
Israel’s Brain Drain is Getting Worse, Says New Report
30.05.19
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Shahar Ilan
In 2014, for every person with an academic degree that returned to Israel, 2.6 such people left. By 2017, the number of negative emigrants rose to 4.5 to each person returning, a 73% increase
For Israel, New Statistics Raise Brain Drain Concerns
10.10.18
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Lilach Baumer and Shahar Ilan
New data from the country's Central Bureau of Statistics shows that educated Israelis are increasingly prone to spending time abroad—and to staying there