The Telegraph has featured Christian Dustmann in an article examining how the arrival of 10 million immigrants over the next two decades could reshape Britain’s economy and society. The piece, “How Unprecedented Immigration of 10M Will Reshape Britain”, explores the demographic and economic effects of large-scale migration, drawing on insights from leading experts.
Dustmann, as leading economist on migration and labor markets, highlights that immigration can be a key driver of economic growth, particularly in sectors facing labor shortages. Comparing Britain and Germany he explains that while migration can initially create social and political challenges, it also brings long-term economic benefits, including a more dynamic workforce and contributions to innovation and productivity.
The discussion also touches on policy responses and the importance of well-managed integration strategies to ensure that the benefits of immigration are maximized while public concerns are addressed.
The full article is available in The Telegraph: Read now
