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Your prerequisite doesn't follow through to your (apparent?) conclusion; there's no logical connection I can see. Let's say opening borders does have to to be
by lucideer 8y ago
Your prerequisite doesn't follow through to your (apparent?) conclusion; there's no logical connection I can see.
Let's say opening borders does have to to be accompanied by economic development: fine. How does that then not work when migration occurs from areas with different economic situations?
You seem to be proposing that migrants from economically areas necessarily depress a developed economy?
- BjoernKW 8y agoNo, that's not what I'm suggesting. Migration can be economically beneficial. It's a matter of how many in what time frame.