Xenophobia means higher interest rates, less investment and fewer jobs
One of the recurring claims in anti-migrant politics is that foreigners take jobs, lower wages, and contribute little to their host society. These claims are, quite simply, contrary to the evidence. Overall, migration is good for growth, and good for job creation.
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