Comments by "dark room ambience" (@DarkRoomAmbience) on "MSNBC"
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@TX93_ Wage growth has been high over the past four years, outpacing the rate of inflation. This contradicts your theory that immigration reduces wages. Here’s why: labour markets are segmented, meaning that immigrants and native workers often compete in different sectors and/or bring complementary skills. Immigrants may fill positions in industries that are underserved by local labour, such as agriculture, construction, or healthcare, without necessarily competing directly with native workers.
This allows native workers to shift into higher-skilled roles, enhancing productivity and wages across the economy. <---- that has been the cornerstone of American progress for over 250 years
Immigrants contribute to demand for goods and services, leading to job creation that can absorb the additional labour supply, contributing to GDP growth and business expansion.
immigration increases innovation and entrepreneurship, as immigrants are often responsible for a disproportionate share of patents and new business creation.
Low wage, low skill jobs is what keeps prices down and keeps manufacturing in the country. The knock-on effect is the largest and most liquid economy in the world.
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