Abstract
This paper investigates the relationship between the brain drain, remittances, technology (cell phone) and economic growth in India, Nepal and Pakistan for the period 2000-2014. The expected results are based on investment in remittances, GDP per capita, use of cell phone and brain drain of human capital. The insertion of new technology, remittances and market reforms of each country play vital role for economic growth. The use of cell phone has positive effect on economic growth. Nevertheless, the remittances play basic and vital role for the economic growth. The Hausman, random and fixed effects tests are used to determine the association among GDP per capita, use of cell phone, remittances, and brain drain.
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