Falling birth rates and a growth driven economy - do we need even more migrants?
Is immigration good for the economies of these islands? Are more people needed given the falling birth rates in this part of the world?
Is immigration good for the economies of these islands?
The hundreds of thousands of people from other countries who come to these parts every year are given work visas by the Government at Westminster, or are free to travel and work thanks to the EU.
Do they compete with the native population for work, or do they lead to more jobs being created? What is their impact on wages?
Realistically, are more people needed given the falling birth rates in this part of the world?
Presenter Audrey Carville in conversation with the financial commentator Karl Deeter, Mary Lafferty, who runs a project which works with asylum seekers, Queen's University academic Professor John Barry and Presbyterian Minister the Reverend Cheryl Meban
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Everyday Ethics
Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.
