nbp speech, 2006-06-10
According to a simulation by the World Bank, if the number of immigrants in wealthy countries keeps growing by 2025 at a pace slightly lower than the average over the past three decades (which, being a very prudent assumption, means that over 14 million people will move from the developing to the developed countries, and even more taking into consideration their family members), the global income will increase by 0.6%, of which by 1.8% in the developing countries and by 0.4% in wealthy countries.
Sentiment: neutral
Topic: mp_economic_activity