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The Balearic workforce grows by about 40 percent between January and July. What that does to hiring, cash and planning, for tourism firms and for everyone else.
Spain's expat tax regime gets pitched as a hiring perk for anyone moving here. It is a narrow senior-band instrument, and below a certain salary it costs money.
Spain built a route for high-earning remote workers to live here. Three years of permits show where they went, and it was not evenly across the country.
The islands are better at starting companies than keeping them. The leak happens at one specific moment, and it is the moment local capital could fix.
The Balearics are fighting over how many tourists to allow. The deeper problem is that the islands built almost nothing else, and that is the fixable part.