“‘if you cut migration too far, you minimize your tax base… migrants pay more money than locals per capita… you would create more problems than you solve.’”

Simon Kirstenmacher · Demographics Decoded - Unveiling the trends shaping your future · Ten Things About to Change in Australia

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argues that cutting migration to very low numbers is unrealistic and would harm the tax base and skills supply

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