>Canada is exporting its highest earners to the United States. This finding, highlighted in a recent Hub analysis on Canada’s GDP per capita crisis, including its causes and manifestations, generated substantial discussion and debate over the past week.
That discussion, coupled with a new article from The Economist entitled “Westerners are fleeing their countries in record numbers,” prompted a revisit of Canada’s brain drain.
LittleMsSavoirFaire on
>Canadian emigrants are predominantly young professionals—67 percent are ages 20 to 44. They’re also more likely to work in natural/applied sciences or finance.
Two fields with way more jobs in the US,especially entry level
I’m not that concerned; I came to the US,made my money,now looking to head home to a place not moving backwards in top gear.
Legote on
It makes sense. Starting salary and COI is atrocious. Better healthcare system, but younger people starting out their careers care less about it.
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>Canada is exporting its highest earners to the United States. This finding, highlighted in a recent Hub analysis on Canada’s GDP per capita crisis, including its causes and manifestations, generated substantial discussion and debate over the past week.
That discussion, coupled with a new article from The Economist entitled “Westerners are fleeing their countries in record numbers,” prompted a revisit of Canada’s brain drain.
>Canadian emigrants are predominantly young professionals—67 percent are ages 20 to 44. They’re also more likely to work in natural/applied sciences or finance.
Two fields with way more jobs in the US,especially entry level
I’m not that concerned; I came to the US,made my money,now looking to head home to a place not moving backwards in top gear.
It makes sense. Starting salary and COI is atrocious. Better healthcare system, but younger people starting out their careers care less about it.