OK, så siden noen henter penger ut fra Afrika (Ganske sikker på at Norge ikke har noen nettogevinst der) så må vi bare akseptere at økonomiske migranter kommer i titusener til Norge under dekke av asylordningen.
Må være artig å være så sikker på alt.
Her er forresten en FN artikkel om kapitalstrømmen til Afrika. Det kan synes som om virkeligheten er omtrent eksakt motsatt av det du påstår - men la nå ikke det hindre deg i å mene ting.
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able 3 shows that for the 16 African countries taken together, capital outflows have absorbed a greater proportion of capital inflows in recent years: for each dollar of net inflow there was a net outflow of some 9 cents in the 1980s, but this figure went up to more than 23 cents in the 1990s. The corresponding figures for the 1990s are 24 cents and 31 cents for emerging markets and for all developing countries, respectively.10 Hence, during the 1990s the African economies experienced the same ratio of outflows to inflows as the emerging market economies.11 It is also notable that this is a widespread phenomenon in the region, and is not simply due to the preponderance of the larger economies of North Africa and Nigeria; the unweighted average also shows an increase, from 9 cents to more than 18 cents. Eleven countries out of the 16 in the table experienced rising capital outflows as a proportion of inflows in the 1990s. The exceptions were Cameroon, Kenya, Morocco, Sudan and Zimbabwe, the last two of which are among the countries with tighter controls on cap