Economics
John Lennon Dream Re-Imagined as Migrant Boom: Cutting Research
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A shift in the way the world treats immigration could give a boost to global growth, according to a World Bank report.
International mobility of people shouldn’t be seen as permanent migration or a one-way flow from less developed countries to advanced ones, Aaditya Mattoo of the World Bank and Arvind Subramanian from the Washington-based Peterson Institute for International Economics said in a July working paper.