Netherlands Faces Economic Losses Over International Student Limits
The Netherlands may experience economic losses of up to €5 billion due to the government's plan to limit international students.
A recent study found that capping international students at five institutions in the Randstad region would negatively impact the Dutch economy, reducing GDP by approximately €4-5 billion.
International students are of great value to the Dutch economy…
- Graduates help reduce labor shortages in sectors with high demand for highly educated professionals, including:
- Business
- Government
- Healthcare
- Education
The report warns that regions, businesses, and society as a whole will feel the substantial economic consequences.
Author's summary: Netherlands may lose €5 billion by limiting international students.
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