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Brain drain for the UK
When highly skilled or wealthy individuals leave a country, it's sometimes called 'brain drain' or 'capital flight'. This can mean the UK loses out on tax revenue and the expertise these individuals bring, potentially impacting economic growth and investment within the country.
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