Does the EU Need a New Common Migration Policy? Evidence-Based Insights from Germany and Greece

Migration can stimulate economic growth when managed strategically. Heterogeneous impacts require targeted and redistributive policies. Narratives of migration as purely a supply-side issue are overly reductive. Migration can serve as a deficit-financing alternative to tax hikes or spending cuts. Achieving a new common migration policy may be more realistic through incremental steps.

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Econstor (Econstor)
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2025-01-01
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Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies
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Does the EU Need a New Common Migration Policy? Evidence-Based Insights from Germany and Greece

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Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies
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Does the EU Need a New Common Migration Policy? Evidence-Based Insights from Germany and Greece

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Abstract

Migration can stimulate economic growth when managed strategically. Heterogeneous impacts require targeted and redistributive policies. Narratives of migration as purely a supply-side issue are overly reductive. Migration can serve as a deficit-financing alternative to tax hikes or spending cuts. Achieving a new common migration policy may be more realistic through incremental steps.

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Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies
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