Row 30957

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The article is about declining GDP/capita due to immigration in the UK. That’s not the case in the USA. That’s not up for debate, it’s in the numbers. You’re welcome to bring up other problems that immigration brings to the US economy, however.

The one you do bring up is nonsensical. First, sovereign debt is a policy problem, not directly an economic problem. And when it does impact the economy, it’s usually in the form of inflation. But in fact, inflation is pretty good for the economy until it gets very, very high. Like a lot higher than what we’ve had in the past four years, even. Most of our debt is also owed to ourselves, meaning that it’s generating income for Americans that they can then invest, beyond even the public investment we’re seeing as part of the deficit spending that produces our debt.

Finally, we can just curtail spending and continue to reap the benefits of high investment and high immigration. It’s not really related at all.

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text The article is about declining GDP/capita due to immigration in the UK. That’s not the case in the USA. That’s not up for debate, it’s in the numbers. You’re welcome to bring up other problems that immigration brings to the US economy, however. The one you do bring up is nonsensical. First, sovereign debt is a policy problem, not directly an economic problem. And when it does impact the economy, it’s usually in the form of inflation. But in fact, inflation is pretty good for the economy until i…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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