As always,  another thought provoking post Rob ... thank you

 Story;

 Your post hits home, well actually next door .....

 My neighbor here in the USA is a Ukrainian whose family owned a business there

 he fled to France when political instability erupted in Ukraine;

 he went from helping run his family business to playing piano in a Paris nightclub

 later he moved to Argentina and set up  the same type of business his family ran in Ukraine

 he fled  to the USA when he felt political instability in Argentina would erupt ( although it did not )

 in the USA he became a successful architect and sent his daughter to medical school

Bottom line;

 This sounds like a good thing for well-managed growing countries and a bad thing for poorly managed low growth countries .... hasn’t the World behaved like this all the time throughout history ?  I guess the concern here is what the implications of capital drain and brain drain are in the poorly managed low growth countries to global economic/political stability.

Regards,

     Mike