I am very confident about my uncertainty.
The state of top economics experts. http://www.igmchicago.org/surveys/refugees-in-germany-2 …pic.twitter.com/Z2IiDhTVTd
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Sounds like they all just read that one article posted in The Economist back in 2015 and haven’t looked into it since.
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maybe they plan on monetization via biobanking the refugees, and harvesting their organs for the vampiric oligarch sector of health care but they would mislike the provenance, "Eritrean goatherd lungs are all smoky now"
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I was going to say that, although I'm curious how much it would actually change.
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One problem is that these experts are (naive) *Americans* & thus likely assume that private charity & relatives support immigrants until they get jobs, as in the USA. Their views might change if they knew the German state provides all this, at a cost of €25 billion yearly.
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Economists' greatest failure today is not recognizing human differences and the externalities they cause.
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