Migration into Europe could lift GDP via greater state spending and long-term boost to jobs market with negative effects short-lived,says reportThe recent influx of refugees into Europe is likely to raise economic growth slightly in the short term – mainly in Austria, Germany and Sweden – and could deliver a bigger long-term economic boost to the EU whether refugees are well integrated into the job market, or according to the International Monetary Fund. Related: Davos 2016: Global economic fears grow as stock markets dive - live Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com