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Stopping immigration and labor shortages — I'll gather data on how workforce trends and industry demand would respond. Yes, most economic research concludes that completely stopping immigration would cause labor shortages - especially in the United States and other advanced economies with aging populations and low birth rates - though the severity depends on time horizon, sector, and whether nati

Stopping immigration would reshape the labor market - I'll pull current research on whether it triggers shortages. Yes, according to most economic and demographic research - stopping immigration would cause labor shortages, particularly in the United States and other aging, low-birth-rate economies. The short answer is that immigration has become the primary source of labor force growth, and wit