The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that increased immigration has contributed to the U.S. economy's competitiveness by preventing wage increases. This stance is seen as a measure of economic 'competitiveness' based on the suppression of wage growth. The IMF views this effect on wages as beneficial for the economy, although it has sparked controversy regarding its impact on American workers' earnings.
The International Monetary Fund Director admits that Americans aren’t getting paid more because illegal aliens keep surging in to work here which depresses wage growth. The IMF thinks that this is a good thing. Another conspiracy theory proven true. https://t.co/EgU5VBbJUg
The head of the Internarional Monetary Fund says mass immigration has made the U.S. economy more competitive by preventing wages from rising more than they otherwise would have. Get that? Globalists measure economic “competitiveness” by how little money you’re earning.
HUMAN EVENTS: IMF Chief Celebrates that Immigration has Kept American Wages Down to Boost GDP https://t.co/HuL0Bf4h2n https://t.co/T87EsFIpLo
A surge in immigration has made the U.S. economy more competitive by preventing wages from rising more than they otherwise would have, the head of the International Monetary Fund has said @unusual_whales
Don't think "working Americans are making less than they otherwise would have because of immigration" is the winning argument the IMF thinks it is. https://t.co/HutSiz7Xgp