illustrates the principle that “our immigration policy is dictated by our fears.�1 Future business behaviour towards immigrants will be shaped by three factors: the size of unmet intra-corporate demand for labour; the willingness to employ very talented and productive workers regardless of their country of origin, taking into account the fact that some local staff choose to emigrate and the resulting vacancies need to be filled; and external political, social, and administrative pressure to help immigrants assimilate in Europe (Castels, Miller 2009, p. 7).
Conclusions The more complicated the economy becomes due to various reasons, including the development of digital technologies and the increasing share of the virtual world in New Space, the greater the social preference for increasing the role of market regulation. Taking into account the numerous cases of failed regulatory actions, which operate at the level of authorities of individual countries or at the international level, experts believe that the complexity of numerous market regulations has already exceeded the limits of what can be controlled (Fergusson 2017, p. 71). In the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it should be more important to take advantage of the wisdom represented by people playing different roles in the social and economic system than by administrative regulations. Generating individual wisdom is becoming easier, as the use of the already available digital technologies permits more extensive analytical work. The synthesis of results facilitates expanding knowledge, with robots and bots more helpful to people in this area. At the same time, knowledge updating and development will be more interesting for people liberated from certain repetitive chores who will have more time and thus opportunity to lead the vita contemplativa. An increasingly conspicuous challenge will be posed by the need to continuously analyse the process of shaping axiological systems, which are influenced to a large extent by people representing 1 D. Avramopoulos, European Commissioner for Migration (see Hoppe 2018).
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Wojciech Paprocki