Migration: Europe's Economic Lifeline?

Eurozone saved by foreign workers? The European Central Bank says migration has been crucial to offsetting economic woes like shorter hours and lower wages. While only 9% of the workforce, foreign workers accounted for half of the workforce growth in the last 3 years. But this reliance on migration is fueling political backlash, with far-right parties gaining traction and governments tightening immigration policies in both Europe and the US. We examine the struggle to balance economic benefits with rising political concerns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.