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Largest expansion of the EU:

2004, added 10 new MS's

Basic assumption when adding many new laborers:

supply of labor goes up price of labor goes down.

What happened?

Limitations were put in place from fear of over migration

The limitations imposed:

Fear of over-migration caused countries to implement transitional periods and other ways to block new MS's citizens from accessing the labor markets Only a few old MS's made it easy to work




Certain sectors were limited (nursing)

Positive side affects of free movement of pepole

Integration




Overcome labor shortages




Innovation (movement of high skilled labor)




Cheaper labor

Potential negative side effects of free movement of people:

Damage national competition




Reduction of labor force in the "sender" country




Unbalanced population




Over migration

Facts about countries distribution of foreigners in the total employed population:

Luxembourg has the highest amount of foreigners in employed pop. (~50%)



In the US?

More stable inflow and outflow. Same language is spoken. Total free movement of people.