The Economic Trojan Horse is Actually a German Horse
The paper is focused on the immigrants‘ impact on the EU‘s economy in the context of the latest immigrant crisis generated by Germany and France. The analysis in the paper covers not only the economic negative effects, but the social effects as well. The scientific approach is based on the latest...
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doaj-00717866fabd413e98bbe2b86ce1fe0a2020-11-24T22:39:37ZengDanubius UniversityActa Universitatis Danubius: Oeconomica2065-01752067-340X2016-02-01121151163The Economic Trojan Horse is Actually a German HorseRomeo-Victor Ionescu0Danubius University of GalatiThe paper is focused on the immigrants‘ impact on the EU‘s economy in the context of the latest immigrant crisis generated by Germany and France. The analysis in the paper covers not only the economic negative effects, but the social effects as well. The scientific approach is based on the latest official data. A distinct part of the paper deals with forecasting procedures able to point out the powerful negative impact of the immigrants on the labor market and public finances on short and medium terms. The main conclusion of the paper is that Germany is not able to manage this immigrant crisis and it will try to solve the problem putting pressure on other Member States or translating the crisis management to the global organism, as Davos Conference, for example.http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/oeconomica/article/view/3195/3113migrant distribution keys; relocation scheme; risk of poverty or social exclusion; unemployment rate; labor market |
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Acta Universitatis Danubius: Oeconomica |
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The paper is focused on the immigrants‘ impact on the EU‘s economy in the context of the
latest immigrant crisis generated by Germany and France. The analysis in the paper covers not only
the economic negative effects, but the social effects as well. The scientific approach is based on the
latest official data. A distinct part of the paper deals with forecasting procedures able to point out the
powerful negative impact of the immigrants on the labor market and public finances on short and
medium terms. The main conclusion of the paper is that Germany is not able to manage this
immigrant crisis and it will try to solve the problem putting pressure on other Member States or
translating the crisis management to the global organism, as Davos Conference, for example. |
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migrant distribution keys; relocation scheme; risk of poverty or social exclusion; unemployment rate; labor market |
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