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Ukraine Refugees Could Boost Europe’s GDP

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Separating Immigration Rhetoric from Reality

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How To Craft an Optimal Unilateral Carbon Policy

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The Perils of Breaking Up in an Interdependent World

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Why Some U.S. Downtowns Are Stuck in a Moment (They Can’t Get Out Of)

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two adult Ukrainian refugees stand by a roadside. One of them is holding a child. The road signs tell you that the scene is inside the European Union.

Jun 12, 2023

Ukraine Refugees Could Boost Europe’s GDP

The influx of Ukrainian refugees across Europe will improve long-term GDP for European countries that invest in infrastructure and other capital improvements.