In a twist on the traditional brain drain, when skilled immigrants return to their home countries, the U. S. may lose its native talent to developing countries that offer researchersa. excitment and freedom of self directionb. support and facilities in areas such as steam cell research, which the U. S. as limitedc. enticing expert contractsd. resons to retun home

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Sylvia Duran

22 February, 17:43

In a twist on the traditional brain drain, when skilled immigrants return to their home countries, the U. S. may lose its native talent to developing countries that offer researchersa. excitment and freedom of self directionb. support and facilities in areas such as steam cell research, which the U. S. as limitedc. enticing expert contractsd. resons to retun home

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Emilee Terrell · Answer 1

When skilled immigrants return to their home countries, the U. S. may:

Lose may lose its native talent to developing countries that offer researchers.

Explanation:

Brain drain is a problem described as the process in which a country loses its most educated and talented workers to other countries through migration.

when skilled immigrants return to their home countries, the U. S. may lose its native talent to developing countries in a twist on the traditional brain drain.

Remember these immigrants were mostly trained in the US, got employed and developed their career path in the US too. They automatically add up to the native talents base too.