Immigration causing “serious problems” as Labour is urged to help Brits get back into work | UK | News
According to a senior official in the budget responsibility office (OBR), immigration causes “serious problems için for public services and living standards. David Miles, the ruler of the government’s financial observer, warned that expanding the country’s population to increase economic growth cannot be sustained because the government called on the British to focus on hiring again.
Mr. Miles, an economic professor working at the UK Bank, believes that England is on its way to becoming the most populous country in Europe in the mid -21st century. The United Nations estimates that the population of England will grow faster than every EU country except Luxembourg and will rise to 74.3 million at the end of the century. In an article of the common good foundation, he said: “First of all, working age immigration, which is for many years away from retirement, both delays the impact of the aging of the population and the population growth.
“However, to put aside the fact that the GDP is per capita, which is important for average living standards – and the growth of the population does not explicitly increase – there are serious problems with the idea that faster population growth can consistently alleviate financial problems.”
Instead of trying to fill the labor shortages with overseas immigrants, Mr. Miles has determined the number of British British, which is currently unfortunate as the priority of the government.
The government’s attempts to bring welfare reforms aimed at bringing more young people to work, Labour Backbench failed last month due to a rebellion of MPs.
Bay Miles added: “The financial benefits of increasing the income of those born in the UK and under constant average wages are as big as the benefits of remaining more people in the UK average or especially above average gains.”
