do you mean to claim that this is bad for the 'good' countries?
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the text to 3.11 literally states that while not as beneficial to tax income as native and western eu citizens, eastern eu is still net positive.pic.twitter.com/jSzvGchKtg
No, they are talking about the line being above 0 in the working age population (erhvervsaktive alder). The life-time contribution of this group is obviously below that of the general population, and thus even more below that of Danes.
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You're concluding that solely based off the graph, which is based on a extrapolation, from what I can tell, given that second gen Eastern European immigrants are barely in their teens, at best, as if this year. Not to even mention pensionists.
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One could look at Sweden or the UK to check, however, given that they didn't restrict Eastern immigration in 2004. Sweden is a better comparison to the danish welfare state, whereas the UK has a larger sample size.
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