US EditionNet negative migration is harmful to the economy, economists say
- Economists warn that net negative migration in 2025 could harm the U.S. economy, with projections showing more people may leave the U.S. than enter, according to a joint report by the American Enterprise Institute and the Brookings Institution.
- The report estimates that the U.S. might see 2.47 million to 2.76 million fewer new arrivals than in 2024, which may reduce GDP growth by 0.3 to 0.4 percentage points.
- Giovanni Peri, a UC Davis professor, predicts that negative migration will result in higher prices for services reliant on immigrant labor, possibly decreasing GDP growth by as much as 0.7%.
- Some experts believe a negative net migration in 2025 could happen soon due to increased immigration enforcement spending.
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Economists Warn Negative Net Migration Could Slow U.S. Growth - American Faith
Economists from across the political spectrum are warning that President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration restrictions could harm the U.S. economy if net migration turns negative in 2025. A joint report from the center-right American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the center-left Brookings Institution projects that more people may leave the U.S. than enter, with “zero or net negative migration” considered the most likely outcome. Factoring …
Net negative migration is harmful to the economy, economists say - Washington Examiner
(The Center Square) – Though the economy and immigration were issues that helped President Donald Trump secure the White House, some economists have said that too steep a decline in immigration will prove harmful to the economy. The Trump administration touted a statistic Monday reported by CNN the day before: The U.S. may see negative net migration in 2025, meaning more people will leave the country than move there. However, economists from bot…
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Net negative migration is harmful to the economy, economists say
(The Center Square) – Though the economy and immigration were issues that helped President Donald Trump secure the White House, some economists have said that too steep a decline in immigration will prove harmful to the economy.
Aug. 10 - Net negative migration is harmful to the economy, economists say
THE CENTER SQUARE — Though the economy and immigration were issues that helped President Donald Trump secure the White House, some economists have said that too steep a decline in immigration will prove harmful to the economy.
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