Global Talent and Economic Success: IMF Blog By William Kerr, Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School

Washington, DC, United States (PANA) - Countries that attract the world’s most talented people will be the most successful at overcoming mounting economic pressures from aging populations and declining productivity,Exceptionally talented people, including Nobel Prize winners and inventors, migrate at higher rates than the general population, but policymakers will need new frameworks amid a shift in attitudes toward migration