What is the feasibility of raising the annual immigration ceiling in Australia to alleviate the labor shortage?

The feasibility of this scheme is limited. On the one hand, because only the annual immigration is increased, Australia lacks a large number of employment opportunities and cannot meet the high requirements of new immigrants for work. On the other hand, many residents will choose a more suitable country as an immigrant country, paying special attention to the country's welfare system and employment prospects.

With the continuous development of the times, the number of newborns in some countries has declined. Over time, under the negative social environment, many factories can't recruit enough labor. It can not guarantee the engineering ability, but also make the country lack influence in the industrial field.

Australia maintains a good ecological environment, and many foreign residents live in Australia. However, Australia still faces a labor shortage, so the government raises the immigration ceiling, and the plan may not play its original role.

People who choose to emigrate value employment opportunities and educational resources. Some rich people who have gained a lot of wealth will send their children abroad to study, thus giving them a very good educational environment. But some countries put forward higher restrictions on immigration, and some rich people can only buy real estate. On the other hand, China's richest people who are given the opportunity to emigrate are mostly located in China.

In this way, although the rich in China have the opportunity to emigrate, they will still focus their energy and time on their personal career. At the same time, Australia cannot guarantee that new immigrants will get better employment opportunities, and raising the annual immigration ceiling is not conducive to Australia's access to labor. After all, everyone has to live, work is very important, and immigration is no exception.

In a word, a good employment environment and equal employment opportunities cannot be given, and many programs put forward by Australia will only play a negligible role. Except Australia, in most countries, there is absolutely no need for ordinary people to emigrate in order to raise the basic salary of residents' employment. Moreover, strangers can easily make new immigrants unable to adapt to the new environment.