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If emigrants are highly educated and received greatly subsidized education in their home country, the country could levy a "brain drain" tax on them

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If emigrants are highly educated and received greatly subsidized education in their home country, the country could levy a "brain drain" tax on them.  A potential problem with this idea is multiple choice 2

 

a) it could discourage investments in education.

 

b)  it could cause immigration.

 

c)  it encourages further investments in education. 

 

d) it raises significant revenue for the government.