do you mean to claim that this is bad for the 'good' countries?
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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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Omg Emil you keep saying 2 generation but the guy is stuck at 1 generation immigrants.
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That's because the East expansion only happened in 2004, with significant restrictions on migration from the East until 2011. There's no large 2. gen sample to speak of yet, unlike 1. gen.
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