According to the Munich-based Institute for Economic Research,
Germany alone will need an estimated 32 million immigrants by 2035 to maintain
an adequate balance between its working-age and non-working-age population.
In 2014, migrants sent money back to their countries of
origin, mostly the developing countries, amounted to an estimated $436 billion
– a sum that dwarfs the annual total that the international community spends on
official development aid, (financial intermediaries take an average of 9% of
the remittances that migrants send home, reducing the income of migrants'
families back.)
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