The Migration Trilemma
Economist Paul Romer discusses the challenges of large-scale migration and the trilemma that arises when trying to balance local democratic accountability, equal treatment under the law, and the ability to absorb large numbers of migrants. He explores the implications of different approaches, including the Hong Kong-like solution of transitioning to local democratic control after reaching maximum population. Romer highlights the need for innovative thinking in addressing the complex issue of migration.In this clip
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