If the movement of people was equally balanced and not one way between countries I don't see how that would be a big deal. It is easy to say it ought to be equ

If the movement of people was equally balanced and not one way between countries I don't see how that would be a big deal. It is easy to say it ought to be equal but then the resulting flows need to be equal too. Likewise it does seem like maybe the country with the worse off passport etc maybe be worse off but its likely there are rules preventing open and complete investment in, e.g owning land without 99 year leases, 51% ownership rules, outright restrictions on foreigners etc to match more open countries too (typically the ones with stronger passports).