Tuesday, 11 August, 2026
Myth Busting: Why Stricter Border Rules Aren't Saving Native Workers
By TechShots Studio
Moody's Chief Economist Mark Zandi warns that stricter US immigration policies fail to boost jobs or wages for native-born workers. Instead of hiring local labor at higher pay, labor-constrained businesses reduce operations or raise prices. Zandi cautions this creates a stagflationary supply shock—higher consumer costs and weaker output without providing employment gains for native workers.
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