Other studies suggest that about 1,000 people leave the country each year, a figure that masks an outflow of qualified Danes and an inflow of less skilled foreign workers who help, at least partially, to offset the losses.
We can envision such an outflow of gas as forming a "galactic wind," in analogy with the solar and stellar winds directly observed from the Sun and stars.
"What we saw as a consequence was an outflow of money from stock funds for the remainder of the decade of the 1970s".
But they would still have been among the largest taxpayers.How far does an outflow of skilled workers bring a reward in the form of remittances?
The daily flood of roughly 11,000 emigrants before November 9th has slowed to an outflow of at most 3,000 a day.
Crucially, new immigration to an area may lower the average local income, and decrease both housing demand and supply: immigration often leads to an outflow of natives, leading to a lower demand for housing, Sá wrote.
Although the great influx of river water and surface runoff, including spring snowmelt, causes an outflow of surface water into the North Sea, a deeper countercurrent of denser salt water flows into the Baltic.
In the past three months, says Michael Hartnett of Merrill Lynch, emerging-market funds have seen an outflow of $26 billion, compared with an inflow of $100 billion in the previous five years.Falling oil and commodity prices are partly to blame.
The fund manager, which holds the debt of governments and companies around the world, was sold to Allianz in 2000 and; shares in the German insurer fell 6% on the news, which followed speculation about rifts at the top, an outflow of investors, and an investigation by US regulators.
