The piece claims it’s due to a combination of factors, including immigration and low(er) exposure to US tariffs. About immigration, they say Spain managed to attract higher skilled immigrants lately (unlike their traditional image) and that there’s also been an increase in higher value-added service, perhaps correlated with that.
Acacias2001 on
!ping IBERIA
More good news for the economy, especially as its beign reflected in salary growth in recent years.
Kind of goes to show immigration does boost the economy
Golda_M on
This is just a “content article.” GDP growth is not accurate to 0.1%.
What were seeing is fluctuations and someone has to be at the top of every list. At that point you can list off whatever you want as “reasons.”
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The piece claims it’s due to a combination of factors, including immigration and low(er) exposure to US tariffs. About immigration, they say Spain managed to attract higher skilled immigrants lately (unlike their traditional image) and that there’s also been an increase in higher value-added service, perhaps correlated with that.
!ping IBERIA
More good news for the economy, especially as its beign reflected in salary growth in recent years.
Kind of goes to show immigration does boost the economy
This is just a “content article.” GDP growth is not accurate to 0.1%.
What were seeing is fluctuations and someone has to be at the top of every list. At that point you can list off whatever you want as “reasons.”