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A new macroeconomic study covering the last 30 years in Europe reveals that migration flows have had a positive effect on the economy. Furthermore, the flow of asylum seekers, which has never previously been studied on such a scale, does not appear to have any detrimental effect on the public finances of host countries. We take a closer look with one of the study authors, the economist Hippolyte d’Albis.
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12.14.2017
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12.04.2017
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11.26.2017
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11.24.2017
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11.23.2017
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11.14.2017
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11.14.2017
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11.10.2017
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