How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

[Tommy Tainant]

How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

As immigration has increased, GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008

www.theguardian.com

Months on, his stance has seemingly been backed by economic data: Spain’s economy expanded by 3.2% last year. This far outpaced Germany’s 0.2% contraction, France’s 1.1% growth and Italy’s 0.5%. The figure was also ahead of Britain, whose total GDP grew by 0.9% last year and the Netherlands’ 0.8% growth.

Crucial to this growth was the movement of people, said Javier Díaz-Giménez, a professor of economics at the IESE Business School. “It’s been done with a lot of tourists and a lot of immigrants.”
Its a departure from orthodox right wing dogma but it illustrates the wrong headed approach ub the UK especially.
Thousands of immigrants working and building things, paying taxes is a whole lot better than having locked up in hotels kicking their heels at our expense.

Better for them and better for our society.


While some politicians had called for Syrians in Germany to return to their homeland, a study by the German Economic Institute highlighted that about 80,000 Syrians were working in sectors experiencing deep labour shortages, from the auto industry to dentistry and childcare.

More than 5,000 Syrian doctors were also fully employed in the country, meaning returns could result in “critical shortages” in medical services, it noted.
Maybe xenophobia is not the first instinct we should consult when forming policy. Those commies at JP Morgan tend to agree.

“One remarkable facet of Spain’s recent performance has been the role of immigration,” economists at JPMorgan noted in a recent research report. “2022 saw the highest net migration in 10 years, at close to three-quarters of a million individuals.”
The Bank of Spain tends to agree

“Overall, Bank of Spain analysis suggests immigration contributed over 20% to the near 3% GDP per capita income growth during 2022-2024,” noted JPMorgan.

So Spain has better public services, better pensions and a fully functioning ecomomy thanks to immigrants. Sounds good to me.

 

[Delldude]

EU heading into chaos.

Say something bad about your government.....

 

[Delldude]

What do you want for dinner, Dear?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

EU heading into chaos.

Say something bad about your government.....

Spain seem to be doing very well.

 

[justoffal]

What do you want for dinner, Dear?

It takes a lot of testosterone to overcome the estrogen tendencies in a woman in order to pack on that kind of muscle. The internal damage to the organs and general health profile generally shows up after about 15 to 20 years.

 

[Delldude]

It takes a lot of testosterone to overcome the estrogen tendencies and a woman in order to pack on that kind of muscle. The internal damage to the organs and general health profile generally shows up after about 15 to 20 years.

I'd think lots of steroids too.

Bet the 'I got a headache' wouldn't work with them.

 

[Mac-7]

I don't know about their economy but their female bodybuilders are some of the best in the world.

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And some of the ugliest

 

[hadit]

How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

As immigration has increased, GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008

www.theguardian.com

Months on, his stance has seemingly been backed by economic data: Spain’s economy expanded by 3.2% last year. This far outpaced Germany’s 0.2% contraction, France’s 1.1% growth and Italy’s 0.5%. The figure was also ahead of Britain, whose total GDP grew by 0.9% last year and the Netherlands’ 0.8% growth.

Crucial to this growth was the movement of people, said Javier Díaz-Giménez, a professor of economics at the IESE Business School. “It’s been done with a lot of tourists and a lot of immigrants.”
Its a departure from orthodox right wing dogma but it illustrates the wrong headed approach ub the UK especially.
Thousands of immigrants working and building things, paying taxes is a whole lot better than having locked up in hotels kicking their heels at our expense.

Better for them and better for our society.


While some politicians had called for Syrians in Germany to return to their homeland, a study by the German Economic Institute highlighted that about 80,000 Syrians were working in sectors experiencing deep labour shortages, from the auto industry to dentistry and childcare.

More than 5,000 Syrian doctors were also fully employed in the country, meaning returns could result in “critical shortages” in medical services, it noted.
Maybe xenophobia is not the first instinct we should consult when forming policy. Those commies at JP Morgan tend to agree.

“One remarkable facet of Spain’s recent performance has been the role of immigration,” economists at JPMorgan noted in a recent research report. “2022 saw the highest net migration in 10 years, at close to three-quarters of a million individuals.”
The Bank of Spain tends to agree

“Overall, Bank of Spain analysis suggests immigration contributed over 20% to the near 3% GDP per capita income growth during 2022-2024,” noted JPMorgan.

So Spain has better public services, better pensions and a fully functioning ecomomy thanks to immigrants. Sounds good to me.

Do they know who is coming in, or are the borders just open for anyone who wants to break Spanish law? IOW, do they do anything to those who illegally enter the country, or are you conflating legal and illegal again?

 

[Manonthestreet]

How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

As immigration has increased, GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008

www.theguardian.com

Months on, his stance has seemingly been backed by economic data: Spain’s economy expanded by 3.2% last year. This far outpaced Germany’s 0.2% contraction, France’s 1.1% growth and Italy’s 0.5%. The figure was also ahead of Britain, whose total GDP grew by 0.9% last year and the Netherlands’ 0.8% growth.

Crucial to this growth was the movement of people, said Javier Díaz-Giménez, a professor of economics at the IESE Business School. “It’s been done with a lot of tourists and a lot of immigrants.”
Its a departure from orthodox right wing dogma but it illustrates the wrong headed approach ub the UK especially.
Thousands of immigrants working and building things, paying taxes is a whole lot better than having locked up in hotels kicking their heels at our expense.

Better for them and better for our society.


While some politicians had called for Syrians in Germany to return to their homeland, a study by the German Economic Institute highlighted that about 80,000 Syrians were working in sectors experiencing deep labour shortages, from the auto industry to dentistry and childcare.

More than 5,000 Syrian doctors were also fully employed in the country, meaning returns could result in “critical shortages” in medical services, it noted.
Maybe xenophobia is not the first instinct we should consult when forming policy. Those commies at JP Morgan tend to agree.

“One remarkable facet of Spain’s recent performance has been the role of immigration,” economists at JPMorgan noted in a recent research report. “2022 saw the highest net migration in 10 years, at close to three-quarters of a million individuals.”
The Bank of Spain tends to agree

“Overall, Bank of Spain analysis suggests immigration contributed over 20% to the near 3% GDP per capita income growth during 2022-2024,” noted JPMorgan.

So Spain has better public services, better pensions and a fully functioning ecomomy thanks to immigrants. Sounds good to me.

what you should do is welcome all the Palestinians you can get cause more people equals MOE MONEY.....amiright

 

[justoffal]

I'd think lots of steroids too.

Bet the 'I got a headache' wouldn't work with them.

No probably not ... One might be facing the rather unpleasant prospect of a physical beating followed by non-consensual intimacy. Lol

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

As immigration has increased, GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008

www.theguardian.com

Months on, his stance has seemingly been backed by economic data: Spain’s economy expanded by 3.2% last year. This far outpaced Germany’s 0.2% contraction, France’s 1.1% growth and Italy’s 0.5%. The figure was also ahead of Britain, whose total GDP grew by 0.9% last year and the Netherlands’ 0.8% growth.

Crucial to this growth was the movement of people, said Javier Díaz-Giménez, a professor of economics at the IESE Business School. “It’s been done with a lot of tourists and a lot of immigrants.”
Its a departure from orthodox right wing dogma but it illustrates the wrong headed approach ub the UK especially.
Thousands of immigrants working and building things, paying taxes is a whole lot better than having locked up in hotels kicking their heels at our expense.

Better for them and better for our society.


While some politicians had called for Syrians in Germany to return to their homeland, a study by the German Economic Institute highlighted that about 80,000 Syrians were working in sectors experiencing deep labour shortages, from the auto industry to dentistry and childcare.

More than 5,000 Syrian doctors were also fully employed in the country, meaning returns could result in “critical shortages” in medical services, it noted.
Maybe xenophobia is not the first instinct we should consult when forming policy. Those commies at JP Morgan tend to agree.

“One remarkable facet of Spain’s recent performance has been the role of immigration,” economists at JPMorgan noted in a recent research report. “2022 saw the highest net migration in 10 years, at close to three-quarters of a million individuals.”
The Bank of Spain tends to agree

“Overall, Bank of Spain analysis suggests immigration contributed over 20% to the near 3% GDP per capita income growth during 2022-2024,” noted JPMorgan.

So Spain has better public services, better pensions and a fully functioning ecomomy thanks to immigrants. Sounds good to me.

After Spain's disastrous green economy stint anything would be an improvement. It's tourism that's fueling the growth not immigrants but with a socialist lead government I'm positive they will find someway to totally fuck it up.

 

[Blaster]

It takes a lot of testosterone to overcome the estrogen tendencies in a woman in order to pack on that kind of muscle. The internal damage to the organs and general health profile generally shows up after about 15 to 20 years.

Yes I know but those big clits are awesome.

 

[Mac-7]

Do they know who is coming in, or are the borders just open for anyone who wants to break Spanish law? IOW, do they do anything to those who illegally enter the country, or are you conflating legal and illegal again?

Spain can do as they please

It has nothing to do with America

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Countries have a 100% right to protect their economy and culture from mass illegal immigration.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Spain can do as they please

It has nothing to do with America

They are thriving because they are not xenophobic. there is a lesson in that for many countries. Backward countries mainly.
We need to embrace migrants because western countries cannot support themselves.

 

[Mac-7]

They are thriving because they are not xenophobic. there is a lesson in that for many countries. Backward countries mainly.
We need to embrace migrants because western countries cannot support themselves.

Spain is a failed country with the only way being up

America should not use them as a model

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

As immigration has increased, GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008

www.theguardian.com

Months on, his stance has seemingly been backed by economic data: Spain’s economy expanded by 3.2% last year. This far outpaced Germany’s 0.2% contraction, France’s 1.1% growth and Italy’s 0.5%. The figure was also ahead of Britain, whose total GDP grew by 0.9% last year and the Netherlands’ 0.8% growth.

Crucial to this growth was the movement of people, said Javier Díaz-Giménez, a professor of economics at the IESE Business School. “It’s been done with a lot of tourists and a lot of immigrants.”
Its a departure from orthodox right wing dogma but it illustrates the wrong headed approach ub the UK especially.
Thousands of immigrants working and building things, paying taxes is a whole lot better than having locked up in hotels kicking their heels at our expense.

Better for them and better for our society.


While some politicians had called for Syrians in Germany to return to their homeland, a study by the German Economic Institute highlighted that about 80,000 Syrians were working in sectors experiencing deep labour shortages, from the auto industry to dentistry and childcare.

More than 5,000 Syrian doctors were also fully employed in the country, meaning returns could result in “critical shortages” in medical services, it noted.
Maybe xenophobia is not the first instinct we should consult when forming policy. Those commies at JP Morgan tend to agree.

“One remarkable facet of Spain’s recent performance has been the role of immigration,” economists at JPMorgan noted in a recent research report. “2022 saw the highest net migration in 10 years, at close to three-quarters of a million individuals.”
The Bank of Spain tends to agree

“Overall, Bank of Spain analysis suggests immigration contributed over 20% to the near 3% GDP per capita income growth during 2022-2024,” noted JPMorgan.

So Spain has better public services, better pensions and a fully functioning ecomomy thanks to immigrants. Sounds good to me.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Spain is being murdered by immigrants. The Spanish government says it feels good. How do the Spanish people feel?

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

As immigration has increased, GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008

www.theguardian.com

Months on, his stance has seemingly been backed by economic data: Spain’s economy expanded by 3.2% last year. This far outpaced Germany’s 0.2% contraction, France’s 1.1% growth and Italy’s 0.5%. The figure was also ahead of Britain, whose total GDP grew by 0.9% last year and the Netherlands’ 0.8% growth.

Crucial to this growth was the movement of people, said Javier Díaz-Giménez, a professor of economics at the IESE Business School. “It’s been done with a lot of tourists and a lot of immigrants.”
Its a departure from orthodox right wing dogma but it illustrates the wrong headed approach ub the UK especially.
Thousands of immigrants working and building things, paying taxes is a whole lot better than having locked up in hotels kicking their heels at our expense.

Better for them and better for our society.


While some politicians had called for Syrians in Germany to return to their homeland, a study by the German Economic Institute highlighted that about 80,000 Syrians were working in sectors experiencing deep labour shortages, from the auto industry to dentistry and childcare.

More than 5,000 Syrian doctors were also fully employed in the country, meaning returns could result in “critical shortages” in medical services, it noted.
Maybe xenophobia is not the first instinct we should consult when forming policy. Those commies at JP Morgan tend to agree.

“One remarkable facet of Spain’s recent performance has been the role of immigration,” economists at JPMorgan noted in a recent research report. “2022 saw the highest net migration in 10 years, at close to three-quarters of a million individuals.”
The Bank of Spain tends to agree

“Overall, Bank of Spain analysis suggests immigration contributed over 20% to the near 3% GDP per capita income growth during 2022-2024,” noted JPMorgan.

So Spain has better public services, better pensions and a fully functioning ecomomy thanks to immigrants. Sounds good to me.

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Spain is headed for another 700 years of cruel and stifling Moslem occupation.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Spain can do as they please

It has nothing to do with America

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