The Brain Drain

The brain drain

A) is the practice of providing scholarships to students in poor countries, enabling them to study abroad and gain a better education which later upon their return they can utilize their skills in their homeland.
B) is when highly centralized governments actively recruit the best and the brightest individuals for jobs in the national capital, leaving few behind in the villages.
C) occurs in extremely poor nations where there schooling is limited thus preventing school-age children from reaching their potential.
D) is the selective practice of only providing males education after primary school.
E) occurs when bright young people migrate to foreign lands in search of better jobs.