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Center of Equitable Growth Fellowship Application

This paper provides new series on the international migration of high skilled workers educated in France from 1944 to 2012 using alumni databases of graduates from leading French post-secondary institutions. The proportion of high skilled individuals working in France has been steadily decreasing from 1944 to 2004. Recent years have seen an increase in the percentage of graduates remaining in France.

Youssef Benzarti

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