U.S. immigration policies have led to a slowdown in population growth, affecting job creation and productivity. Economists warn that this trend could have lasting impacts on the economy, with projections indicating a significant decline in labor-force growth over the next decade. Research suggests that the effects of reduced immigration may persist for decades, resulting in fewer entrepreneurs and a less dynamic economy.
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U.S. immigration policies have led to a slowdown in population growth, affecting job creation and productivity. Economists warn that this trend could have lasting impacts on the economy, with projections indicating a significant decline in labor-force growth over the next decade. Research suggests that the effects of reduced immigration may persist for decades, resulting in fewer entrepreneurs and a less dynamic economy.
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