1. The European asylum system is characterized by two important features. First, it requires asylum seekers to enter European territory to apply for asylum. Second, the application and decision process takes time and usually grants recognized asylum seekers only temporary right of residence. What are the implications of this system for the type of asylum seekers that Europe receives and the integration of recognized asylum seekers? How will recognized asylum seekers likely compare to other migrant groups in Europe in terms of their economic integration, labor market effects on natives, and net fiscal costs? Discuss.