ISRAEL AT 60
Limited wealth, opportunities
subjects Israel to brain drain
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| Brian Hendler |
| Professor Eyal Winter, teaching an economics class at the Hebrew University, says Israeli doctoral students who study abroad rarely return because of higher salaries and better working conditions. |
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By Dina Kraft
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Published: 03/30/2008
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Smaller and less wealthy than the United States, Israel struggles to contain the brain drain that draws many Israeli academic, scientific and business stars overseas.
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