The influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants is testing
Europe’s ability to respond — especially in the poorer Balkan states.
But some analysts argue that Europe will benefit by welcoming the huge
numbers of young people — many of them well educated and willing to
work.
Germany expects up to 1 million asylum seekers this year alone. The upfront costs of housing, education and social care are considerable — but it could stimulate the economy, argues Christian Odendahl of the Center for European Reform.
Read more: Migrant Influx Costs Europe, But Economy Could Benefit
Germany expects up to 1 million asylum seekers this year alone. The upfront costs of housing, education and social care are considerable — but it could stimulate the economy, argues Christian Odendahl of the Center for European Reform.
Read more: Migrant Influx Costs Europe, But Economy Could Benefit