Navigating Population Decline and Immigration Policy

This chapter addresses the pressing issue of population decline and its potential effects on social security systems, advocating for increased birth rates and scrutinizing immigration as a short-term fix. The discussion critiques government handling of immigration in light of economic needs, highlighting unintended consequences like wealth disparity and labor market challenges. Additionally, it emphasizes the necessity of effective integration processes for migrants to foster societal cohesion and mitigate past ethnic tensions.