Spain Without Immigration: Crisis and Decline

A hypothetical scenario in 2075 depicts Spain significantly impacted by prolonged border closures and limited immigration. The country has experienced population decline and a substantial reduction in economic growth, with a 22% lower GDP compared to a scenario with open borders. This decline is attributed to a shrinking workforce, business closures, and a lack of professionals in essential public services.

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