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Abstract The wealthy nations of the world currently maintain high immigration barriers. These barriers are necessitated by the pressure of billions of people in the poorer nations who seek to migrate to the richer nations. This pressure on the rich nations would be significantly alleviated if the global economic inequality situation were significantly reduced. One way to do this is to consolidate and expand existing foreign aid programs into a Global Marshall Plan (GMP). The author presents evidence that such an approach could be effective.
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