How Europe can get back to work
Updated: 2012-01-30 07:58
By Klaus F. Zimmermann (China Daily)
...Being more open-minded and cross-border oriented would also be a powerful stepping stone toward the eventual creation of more dynamic economies in migrants' home countries. Take the example of Turkey. While the country is not even a member of the EU and the language barrier is certainly profound, it has become a very attractive manufacturing economy. A key part of the new-found dynamism rests on the skills transfer of Turkish workers who used to work in Germany before returning home and starting up small businesses. It should go without saying that the 27 members of the EU could do for one another what Germany and Turkey have done together over the past several decades, without any government planning. ...
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