🧵When I took an econ graduate degree in Spain in 2014, my friends were always curious about how Canada had been so historically successful on one economic topic:
Immigration.
Let's dig into immigration science and talk about why Canada needs an Immigration Election, NOW. 1/21
I appreciate your style advice but I think the questions you’re posing have been studied for decades.
There are a number of intl examples of domestic industries being built on high tariff regimes. There are zero examples of low skill immigration being good for domestic low skill workers. Unless you can point to research that shows tariffs disproportionately impact low income people, it’s just your opinion. Here’s the evidence for my claim using Canada as an example.
https://t.co/EWWNPfhCSj
🧵When I took an econ graduate degree in Spain in 2014, my friends were always curious about how Canada had been so historically successful on one economic topic:
Immigration.
Let's dig into immigration science and talk about why Canada needs an Immigration Election, NOW. 1/21
@dieworkwear There is a definition. There’s even a book if you care to read it. It’s when you can believe something is good because you’re wealthy enough to avoid the negative consequences. My two examples benefit rich at the expense of working class and poor.
🧵When I took an econ graduate degree in Spain in 2014, my friends were always curious about how Canada had been so historically successful on one economic topic:
Immigration.
Let's dig into immigration science and talk about why Canada needs an Immigration Election, NOW. 1/21
A country in which newly arrived foreigners are allowed to move about in public with weapons, while citizens are arrested for doing the same thing, is a country which has been conquered.
Change my mind.