How immigration could help with Inflation
The United States of America is the land of opportunity, home of the brave, and the free. This country has so much to provide her citizens, which is why so many people wish to call America their home. America was built on key concepts of comfort, wealth, and hard work. We see in the preamble of the declaration of indepencene, “We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America” With all the safety our country has to offer, the discussion of financial hardships and economic unrest have come up quite a bit within these past few months, if not since the beginning of COVID. The most notable change has been in the general costs of goods you purchase from the grocery stores, the gas you pay, and the price of the cars you purchase. This all can be linked to inflation which comes full circle on the performance of the economy. What if we discussed how inflation could be lowered with the inflow of new citizens from other countries? Inflation comes in many forms, but primarily in the every day purchases you make. Many economists find migration into the United States as a great solution to bringing everything back to where it belongs. It can be done simply by filling in the large amount of labor demands that exist. The United States has seen a high amount of labor shortages, with a large demand in essential jobs such as truck drivers, supply chain workers, and over seas transportation. The impact would be large and would help alleviate a lot of financial burden, as well as providing some great income for those in need! Not to mention the potential for companies to innovate when labor is on the rise, which benefits the world all around.
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