The Future of the European Union: The Case For Flexibility

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In 12 point font, double-spaced, 1 inch margins, with a title page and a bibliography of at least three sources. The body (i.e., text) of the paper is to be three pages, double spaced, in length. Graphs and, or charts may be included in addition to the body of the paper or annexed to it but are not necessary

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The question is: Assess the explicit and implicit economic factors causing the migration, foreign and security policies and stressors on the European Union institutions.

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Faculty of Science Course Syllabus Department of Economics Economics 2219 Euros and Cents: From Common Market to European Union Winter 2018 ASSIGNMENT Instructions: You are to read the following assigned article from The Economist (March 25th-31st2017) entitled, “The Future of the European Union: The Case For Flexibility” and answer ONE of the questions, below. The website for the article is: https://www.economist.com/news/special-report/21719188-it-marks-its-60th-birthdayeuropean-union-poor-shape-it-needs-more The paper must be written in 12 point font, double-spaced, 1 inch margins, with a title page and a bibliography of at least three sources (one of which must be primary). Do not forget to put your name, date, and ID number on your papers. The body (i.e., text) of the paper is to be three pages, double spaced, in length. Graphs and, or charts may be included in addition to the body of the paper or annexed to it but are not necessary. Note: you may be asked to submit your papers to online plagiarism detection software (e.g. SafeAssign). Papers exhibiting plagiarism will be marked as zero (0%). Direct quotations are not to exceed 15% of the paper. For each day late, the paper will be deducted 7.5 of the 15 points of its value. The paper is to present an understanding, insights and conclusions on the economic issues that are manifested in the economic challenges, opportunities, and public policy problems and solutions that have arisen in the Union. The paper is NOT to be simply a recitation or description of historical events. You may use APA or Chicago citation protocols. Delivery, Due Date and Time: Deliver HARD COPY only at class on Monday, March 26th at 5:30PM. Assignment (to repeat, answer ONE of the following): 1. “In the 1950s Jacques Rueff, a leading French economist declared that ‘Europe will be made through a currency, or it will not be made’.”(p. 6) What have been the flaws found in the single currency of the European Union as an instrument of integration and what are the underlying tensions hobbling its use as an instrument for deeper integration? 2. Assess the explicit and implicit economic factors causing the migration, foreign and security policies and stressors on the European Union institutions. 3. Explain the reality of a “multi-speed Europe”. What are economic pros and cons of a deeper fiscal and monetary integration, on the one hand, and a “multi-tiered” economy, on the other hand.
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Introduction

Immigration across EU has been an issue for most people can relate to it challenges. A lot
of changes in migration patterns in EU have been witnessed since the 1989 memorable events.
According to Park, (2015), the international population movements in the post-communist
countries of Central and Eastern Europe have evolved. Previously, migration was of the form of
population movement to the west. What is current is that the European Union has become the
new destination for most population flows. People from the neighboring countries of the USSR
and South-Eastern Europe moved into the European Union for various reasons. Migration in EU
has gone beyond the blundering countries to include non-European countries such as Vietnam,
China and Sri Lanka and other African countries. Population movement across the European
Union had been due to some reasons. As explained by Geddes, and Scholten, (2016), these
reasons are categorized in four forms; Environmental, Economic, Cultural and Socio-political.
This paper will discuss the Economic factors that have necessitated migration across European
Union and the policies that have put in place to control the population flow by European
institutions.
Explicit and Implicit Economic Factors Causing Migration across European Union
Most of the studies conducted relating to international migration explains that most
people ...