Elite Migration 

Economic development is always accompanied by an improvement in the quantity and quality of production. 
A developing society gradually learns how to make the best use of its potentials and do away with low efficiency (a feature of a traditional society before development starts). An increase in production, income and eventually well-being will materialize when all components of production, including human labor, capital and natural resources, are employed in a better and sensible way to increase output, Nasser Zakeri, an economist, wrote for the Persian daily Shargh. A translation of the article follows: 
A country undergoing development should employ all available components of production as well as those of other societies to achieve its goals. Developing countries often have a breathtaking competition when it comes to attracting foreign investment and the elite forces of other societies; each country tries to attract the crème de la crème of immigrant workforce.