Editor’s Insight: Migrant scaremongering will damage economy in long run
Immigrants are more likely to set up new businesses and succeed. With special feature audio.
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Increased public hostility to immigration has been dressed up as a way of dampening demand in Auckland for housing.
But new overseas evidence shows immigrants add more to an economy than is realised.
This hasn’t stopped the anti-immigrant chorus in the media or among the opposition parties from
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Editor’s Insight: Migrant scaremongering will damage economy in long run
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