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Why Do People Migrate? Part 1: Facts
Fedir Kravchenko
03. Mai 2016 17:05 heures
Chapitre 3 › For good or ill. The economic impact of refugees:
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This article from The Economist puts the finger on the painful question of the "economic cost" of hosting refugees.
Read the article and comment on the European experiences in this respect in your journal.
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You shall work for food and shelter
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In short, all migrants are to do their best to cover the expences for food and living. Of course, all individual peculiarities should be taken into account - age, gender, education, pfoffessional skills, etc.
From the side of the accepting state, there should be created free opportunities for migrants to learn local languages and, if needed, basic proffesional skills from the list of professions needed for this particular country. If a person pretends for a social help, s/he should be ready to perfrom even unskilled work. This is a fair price for the best of the whole society.
Accordingly, a groundless rejection to work from the side of a migrant should be treated as a legitimate cause for the rejection of the 'stay permit' and consequential deportation.
