A study has found that immigrants from European Union countries play a significant role in the economic growth of Germany. But they also found that they are not getting jobs as demand.
Polnische Bauarbeiter in Frankfurt (picture-alliance / dpa)
German research firm German Institute for Economic Research (DIDW) said on Wednesday that the role of workers from other EU countries in the economic activity of Germany from 011 to 2016 was very important.
In this period, they contribute back to zero percent of GDP growth of Germany's annual GDP. Research says that in 2015, their role in Germany's economy was highest, because at that time skilled workers from the region had come.
Most of those who came here were employed and they played a role in increasing the joy in Germany.
According to DIW Research, 51 million immigrants from Germany in the European Union countries have arrived in 2011-2015.
The report said that these people came to Germany to get work due to the global economic crisis and the economic crisis in Europe's debt crisis.
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