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Halting immigration would drastically reduce the working age population of G-7 nations, potentially slowing growthHalting immigration would drastically reduce the working age population of G-7 nations, potentially slowing growth
It may have fallen out of political favor, but a world without migration looks bleak for advanced economies.
Analysis of United Nations data by Fitch Ratings shows halting immigration would drastically reduce the potential working population of Group-of-Seven nations, leaving aging societies more dependent on a smaller labor force and resulting in greater financial stress on pension systems and potentially slower growth.
National treatment for migrant workers!
Safety and health for migrant workers is safety and health for nationals, for citizens.
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