How will the refugee crisis unfold in Europe?

We know that the European economy is not as good as before, and many places are far from being able to compare with other countries. With it, a refugee crisis will break out, so what are the factors that lead to the refugee crisis? What's the trigger?

The first is the decline in economic strength. Since Brexit, the UK has declined in military strength, national economy and other aspects. Without the support of the EU, the UK can only rely on its own economy to maintain the country. operation, this will lead to a situation of being unable to make ends meet. Some income will be used, but no more will be used by the people. This will lead to a reduction in the quality of life of the people and a reduction in the economic level. The people will have no money to support themselves, and even eating may become a problem. Issues leading to the refugee crisis.

Secondly, as the unemployment rate decreases and the economic strength declines after Brexit, some companies will naturally lay off employees. Many of the laid-off employees are still around 30 years old. They may still have children to support, but without their financial resources, it is difficult for their children to go to school. This huge increase in unemployment will directly lead to the outbreak of the refugee crisis.

Third, the population is growing too fast. Although the economy of European countries has declined in the past two years, the world economic level continues to rise. Then there will be many families with a large number of people, which will lead to an increase in the overall birth rate in Europe. , Europe’s economic strength is originally a small proportion of the world. If the population is large, then sooner or later the people’s food and clothing will become a problem. As the old saying goes, if people are united, the country will be stable. If a country cannot even solve the problem of food and clothing. If so, then the probability of a refugee crisis in this country is already very high, and the same is true in Europe.