From the Independent of Ireland:
Not enough migrants arriving to keep pay down – Central Bank
The Department of Finance expects that another 50,000 jobs will be added this year, barring a hard Brexit
by David Chance, July 30 2019 2:30 AMTHE number of people willing to move here to work is not going to hit levels seen during the last boom and will not keep wages down, economists at the Central Bank are forecasting.
The Department of Finance expects that another 50,000 jobs will be added this year, barring a hard Brexit, and predicts average wages will rise 3pc in 2019, 3.2pc in 2020 and 3.3pc the following year.
Oh, no!
Anyway, it’s interesting how in Ireland the Law of Supply and Demand hasn’t been suspended when it comes to immigration, the way it doesn’t work regarding immigration for inexplicable reasons in the U.S. Or is it that supply and demand works in both countries, but only in Ireland is the press allowed to admit it?
