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While U.S. companies are worrying about how to recruit talent from abroad in the face of increasingly rigorous immigration rules

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问题     While U.S. companies are worrying about how to recruit talent from abroad in the face of increasingly rigorous immigration rules, a different and far more significant challenge is quietly building. When young knowledge workers look for a job today, they seriously consider companies half a world away. Homegrown American talent is moving abroad, in what could become a huge shift in the world economic order.
    Early warning signs abound. Look at Singapore’s success in recruiting top U.S. academics to its universities and research centers: It lured the world’s leading seismologist (a geologist who studies earthquakes and the mechanical characteristics of the Earth) away from the California Institute of Technology and the number two scientist at the National Institutes of Health away from that organization. Silicon Valley expatriates have been moving to China in a small but steady stream. Farmers from the Midwest are using their high-tech methods to make a new start in Brazil, where real estate is cheap.
    The United States’ current economic woes are accelerating this trend. The trickle that has started at the top will become a flood as mid-career executives look for new opportunities abroad. Of course, even the best manager will struggle if he or she doesn’t speak the local language. But one can get by in India with English only, and Spanish is relatively easy to learn. Moreover, when the children of today’s expatriates enter the workforce, they’ll reap a huge advantage from knowing the second language—Chinese, Portuguese, Hindi—they learned to speak at home as youngsters. More and more parents are discovering that a multilingual education can help in guaranteeing lifelong employ ability for their offspring.
    Government policy will be crucial in determining how well U.S. companies respond to the increasing outflow of American talent. Lawmakers must not resort to knowledge protectionism—for instance, by requiring people who attend state-funded universities to spend a certain amount of their working life in the United States. Rather, they must ensure that America remains the most favorable place for high-tech enterprises and continues to attract foreign students to its universities and foreign workers to its companies.
    The U.S. monopoly on leading-edge opportunities is at an end. The world’s best and brightest no longer assume that their future lies exclusively in the United States, and America’s best are coming to agree: Their path to a dream career may well lead them overseas.
It can be learned from the first two paragraphs that ________.
选项 A、the immigration rules in America have loosened up
B、American talent is shifting the world economic order
C、Singapore has replaced US to be the ideal country for scientists
D、there have been many signs of American talent moving abroad
答案D
解析 根据题干定位到文章前两段。第一段第三句提出全文的主题，即美国本土人才选择国外就业的现象。第二段列举一些先兆，再次表明大量美国优秀人才被其他国家挖走的事实。D项是正确答案。A项与第一段第一句提到的美国移民条例越来越严格相矛盾。B项用第一段的shift in the world economic order作干扰，但原文是说美国人才外流的现象，而非美国人才可能会改变世界经济秩序。第二段只举了新加坡吸引美国人才的事实来说明美国人才外流的现象，并未谈及它会取代美国成为人才首选地，C项推断过度。
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