Brain drain along linguistic lines?

by Dana on June 4, 2010

Evidence seems to show that the “brain drain” effect is strong along linguistic lines, so that the income distribution along the top income brackets for a few of the largest English-speaking countries move in tandem with each other.

I wonder if the same can be found for Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America?

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