eed, the jet airplane has been compared to the automobile in relation to its ability to move workers not only across the country, but around the world ("Outsourcing Locomotive," 2004). Workers who are highly educated but who live in countries where there are no jobs are likely to relocate to countries with a demand for a highly educated work force. Immigration policies are likely to be reviewed as countries compete to attract the best and brightest workers. Labor productivity in countries without an exhaustive labor supply will have to increase in order for these countries to avoid a slowdown in economic growth; such productivity can be increased through education and training programs.
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