Highly Efficient Migrants | The Power of Reason | The Gaze

#thegaze #economy #migration #europe #refugees Today, our host Gregor Razumovsky (https://www.facebook.com/razumovsky?mibextid=LQQJ4d) will tell you about Ukrainian migration. According to the UN as of the summer of 2023, more than 8 million Ukrainians remain abroad due to the war. About 3 million people are in Russia and Belarus, including due to the forced deportation carried out by the Russian Federation in the occupied territories of Ukraine. However, the absolute majority, almost 6 million relocated Ukrainians are in European countries. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) last year the migration to the UK rose to a record level: for the year, from June 2021 to June 2022, the difference between those who arrived and left was 504 thousand people. A third of the new arrivals are citizens of Ukraine. Which 5 non-obvious advantages that European economies and citizens received providing shelter to Ukrainians escaping from the war? Today we will tell you a little more about whether the “Ukrainian case” is able to encourage EU and UK citizens to rethink their attitude towards migrants? 00:00 - 5 non-obvious benefits gained by European economies by providing shelter to Ukrainians who fled the war 03:25 - Cash infusion into the financial system 04:30 - High-quality labor force 07:11 - Additional taxpayers 09:20 - Stimulation of the economic growth 12:02 - Business relocation