A < sc > bstract </sc > Almost all the contributions on human capital and migration have focused on individuals who recently completed a tertiary education degree. Not much has been done with regard to high-school leavers. However, studying the migration of high-school leavers (college-bound individuals) is at least as important as studying college graduates' migration. We present an analysis of college-bound individuals' migration patterns for the USA. We argue that understanding the main determinants of these migration patterns is fundamental for policy makers in their 'quest for human capital retention'.
Human Capital Redistribution in the USA: The Migration of the College-bound
Faggian A;
2014-01-01
Abstract
A < sc > bstract Almost all the contributions on human capital and migration have focused on individuals who recently completed a tertiary education degree. Not much has been done with regard to high-school leavers. However, studying the migration of high-school leavers (college-bound individuals) is at least as important as studying college graduates' migration. We present an analysis of college-bound individuals' migration patterns for the USA. We argue that understanding the main determinants of these migration patterns is fundamental for policy makers in their 'quest for human capital retention'.File in questo prodotto:
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