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portada What would happen if every country opened its borders?: What Open Borders Could Mean for Economies, Communities, and the Future of Migration (What If?)
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Physical Book
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Language
English
Pages
118
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798172746512

What would happen if every country opened its borders?: What Open Borders Could Mean for Economies, Communities, and the Future of Migration (What If?)

Moses, Roy (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

What would happen if every country opened its borders?: What Open Borders Could Mean for Economies, Communities, and the Future of Migration (What If?) - Moses, Roy

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Synopsis "What would happen if every country opened its borders?: What Open Borders Could Mean for Economies, Communities, and the Future of Migration (What If?)"

WHAT IF BORDERS DISAPPEARED? Imagine a world where a person could move from one country to another to live and work without waiting years for a visa, quota, or government approval. Would that world be richer—or more unstable? Would workers gain new opportunities, or would wages collapse? Would developing countries benefit from billions in remittances, or lose their doctors, engineers, and other skilled workers? Could cities absorb millions of newcomers? Would cultures integrate over time, or would social trust come under pressure? What Would Happen If Every Country Opened Its Borders? takes readers beyond the slogans and political arguments. Drawing on economic research, historical evidence, and case studies from the European Union, West Africa, the United States, Mexico, refugee crises, and other migration systems, Roy Moses examines what we know—and what we simply cannot know yet. The book considers both the enormous potential gains of freer human movement and the difficult questions surrounding wages, housing, infrastructure, institutions, culture, security, political consent, and brain drain. Finally, four possible futures are explored: Managed Transition, Rapid Shock, Circular Equilibrium, and Institutional Strain. There is no easy answer. But there is a better way to ask the question.

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