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US Falls Behind in Global Race for Talent The US has long attracted the world’s top talent coming to its shores for study and work and benefited richly from their innovations. Advanced engineering, math and science programs of US universities depend on students from China, India and South Korea: More than a third of the US doctoral-level science and engineering workforce was born outside the United States, reports Bruce Stokes, transatlantic fellow with the German Marshall Fund of the United States. Yet aspiring engineers and scientists are having second thoughts as they encounter an economy in decline and American ambivalence over the contributions of immigration, education and science. Australia, Great Britain and Canada adjust policies to attract top students, and fast growth in emerging economies also beckons graduates. A first step to reinvigorating the US economy could be crafting education and immigration policies to attract and keep students with top skills. – YaleGlob

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