Can we just finally start acknowledging that all of this has always ever been about wage suppression and wealth preservation? Any other problems caused by a horrible immigration policy are just along for the ride.
This was absolutely deliberate
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Points:
Determining how much to reduce immigration depends on:
• Desired pop-to-house ratio.
• Target date to achieve ratio.
• Number of houses Canada can construct over time.
Scenario calculations suggest:
• Re-establishing the 2021 population-to-house ratio by 2031 [this was already bad]
• Building houses in 2024–31 at the same rate as 2016–23.
• The 2016–23 period had the highest 8-year housing completions since 1975–82.
• Uncertainty exists if this construction rate can be sustained due to industry stresses.
• Based on this scenario, Canada needs to limit new PRs and net increase in NPRs to an average of 175,000 per year until 2031.
• This is a significant reduction from the 640,000 per year average over the past 5 years.
• The federal government plans to limit NPRs to 5% of the population.
• Under this plan, a net reduction of 680,000 NPRs by 2031 would occur.
• This allows for an average increase of PRs of 270,000 per year, nearly halving current target of 500,000.
• The average annual increase in PRs before the current government was 255,000 per year.
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Can we just finally start acknowledging that all of this has always ever been about wage suppression and wealth preservation? Any other problems caused by a horrible immigration policy are just along for the ride.
This was absolutely deliberate
Points:
Determining how much to reduce immigration depends on:
• Desired pop-to-house ratio.
• Target date to achieve ratio.
• Number of houses Canada can construct over time.
Scenario calculations suggest:
• Re-establishing the 2021 population-to-house ratio by 2031 [this was already bad]
• Building houses in 2024–31 at the same rate as 2016–23.
• The 2016–23 period had the highest 8-year housing completions since 1975–82.
• Uncertainty exists if this construction rate can be sustained due to industry stresses.
• Based on this scenario, Canada needs to limit new PRs and net increase in NPRs to an average of 175,000 per year until 2031.
• This is a significant reduction from the 640,000 per year average over the past 5 years.
• The federal government plans to limit NPRs to 5% of the population.
• Under this plan, a net reduction of 680,000 NPRs by 2031 would occur.
• This allows for an average increase of PRs of 270,000 per year, nearly halving current target of 500,000.
• The average annual increase in PRs before the current government was 255,000 per year.