Swiss report warns Schengen/Dublin exit by 2035 could cut GDP 3.9%

A Swiss Federal Council study projects that leaving the Schengen/Dublin agreements by 2035 could reduce GDP by up to 3.9% and per capita income by 1,300 francs annually, citing economic and security costs. The report is a government-commissioned analysis, not a policy decision, and its projections depend on alternative arrangements. It signals a potential shift in Swiss-EU relations, with implications for trade and migration policy.