David Bollard [SEP] educated at
staff member at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and from 1970 to 1979 was an Artist-in-Residence at the University of Western Australia, where he collaborated with musicians like Alfredo Campoli, André Tchaikowsky, Jane Manning, Rohan de Saram
and the Alberni String Quartet. He was Head of Keyboard Studies at Monash University in 2002, and in 2006 became Adjunct Professor at the University of Tasmania.
Discography.
His recordings are mostly on the ABC Classics, Festival, Vox Australis, Entracte, Tall Poppies and
, i.e., the decrease in human capital due to actual emigration. They find evidence for this effect in further research on skilled migration from developing countries, wherein those combining low levels of schooling with low emigration rates experience a beneficial brain drain. In a more recent study with David McKenzie, Albert Bollard and Melanie Morten, Rapoport finds that more educated people tend to remit more, conditional on remitting at all.
Research Research on migration selectivity.
Another topic in Rapoport's research has been migration selectivity, which conceives of migration