After western Europe expelled the Jews (over the period 1290 - 1500) it never amounted to anything. World leadership descended upon the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
There are various studies looking at the economic impact of expelling Jews in Europe at various times, generally finding this is a bad economic decision. Does anyone know of any studies looking at German expulsions following World War 2? Seems should have similar effect.pic.twitter.com/0tKss4q83K
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David Hilbert (one of the most respected mathematicians of the 19th-20th century) is said to have said that the Germans destroyed German mathematics as a result.https://hsm.stackexchange.com/questions/2486/source-for-hilberts-famous-quote-mathematics-in-g%C3%B6ttingen-there-really-is-non …
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It's difficult to test as communism was instituted at around the same time across the same countries that expelled Germans
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I can think of a few heavy cofactors....
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What a load of crap, perhaps it’s because Europeans changed their money/economic systems after they supposedly left, regardless I still want them expelled, they are toxic.
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I'm sure if we just automatically kicked out the eonomic elites of a particular country, it wouldn't do so good right after. That doesn't mean the economic elites are good for the nation.
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Prior to Hitler there was poverty and hunger in germany, he took out jews from dominant positions and led the country to full employment, erased poverty. Quite the opposite of what the study claims.
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Look what happened when they expelled Volga Germans. You can also blame it on soviet government, but let’s be honest, these people still not as deeply evolved like Germanics. They still rely on foreign wealthy (german) countries to care for them
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German expulsions prevented yet another major bloodshed. Lynchings are generally not good for GDP growth.
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Spain expelled them in 1492 and went on to become the richest and most powerful empire in the world. But we can only imagine how much *more* powerful Spain would have been if they *hadn't* expelled them.
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Oughtn’t there be a positive correlation in Europe between high IQ Ashkenazi population, and GDP per capita? It almost seems negative. Eg, how did Denmark
manage with only 6,000 to have GDP 3X Poland 
with 3 million?
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Generally finding it a bad economic decision ... for who?
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