Made for Export: Emigration and Higher Education in the Philippines

Education, Global Economics, Southeast Asia, Asia

Neil G. Ruiz, Nonresident Fellow, Global Economy and Development

Labor and Employment Relations Association

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January 07, 2007 —

Is exporting highly-educated labor sound policy? In this presentation first given at the Labor and Employment Relations Association, Neil Ruiz, Research Fellow at the Brookings Institution, examines the role of 'Labor Export' in Philippine development policy.

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