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Swiss Bank And Worlds Largest Gold Trader Says “We Must Double The Number Of “Migrants” In 2016″
http://shoebat.com/2016/01/21/swiss...e-must-double-the-number-of-migrants-in-2016/
The United Bank of Switzerland, which is one of theworld’s largest banks and gold traders, called in itsJanuary 2016 Investment Report entitled*The Future of Europe*that Europe should*double*the number of “migrants” into its borders in order to keep up with demand for “qualified workers”:
A screenshot from part of the report
To match the US labor growth rate, the EU needs*1.8m additional immigrants (of working age)*annually for the next 10 years, for example. This*is substantially higher than the level of net immigration*into the EU before the global financial*crisis, and far above the net annual average of*0.6–0.7m immigrants since then. A clear change*in immigration policies could address this situation.*Global competition for qualified workers,*who naturally seek the most attractive destinations,*is growing. Unfortunately, the initial measures*the EU took to reverse its weak immigration*policy following the global financial crisis by*admitting refugees turned into a debacle.*The*dysfunctional reaction of Europe to the refugee*crisis and the related chaos at its borders has not*improved its image as a highly desirable destination*for immigrants. What’s more, our estimate*that 1.8m additional net immigrants of working*age are needed annually to match US labor*growth dwarfs the number associated with the*current European refugee.
http://shoebat.com/2016/01/21/swiss...e-must-double-the-number-of-migrants-in-2016/
The United Bank of Switzerland, which is one of theworld’s largest banks and gold traders, called in itsJanuary 2016 Investment Report entitled*The Future of Europe*that Europe should*double*the number of “migrants” into its borders in order to keep up with demand for “qualified workers”:
A screenshot from part of the report
To match the US labor growth rate, the EU needs*1.8m additional immigrants (of working age)*annually for the next 10 years, for example. This*is substantially higher than the level of net immigration*into the EU before the global financial*crisis, and far above the net annual average of*0.6–0.7m immigrants since then. A clear change*in immigration policies could address this situation.*Global competition for qualified workers,*who naturally seek the most attractive destinations,*is growing. Unfortunately, the initial measures*the EU took to reverse its weak immigration*policy following the global financial crisis by*admitting refugees turned into a debacle.*The*dysfunctional reaction of Europe to the refugee*crisis and the related chaos at its borders has not*improved its image as a highly desirable destination*for immigrants. What’s more, our estimate*that 1.8m additional net immigrants of working*age are needed annually to match US labor*growth dwarfs the number associated with the*current European refugee.
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