Re:Tech firms face growing resentment of parent employees du...
by FooBarBizBazz on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @02:04PM
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Why should I pay for your locally-grown children when I have alternatives?
Say each woman has maybe one child late in life, so the population has a half-life of about 35 years.
In exchange, I get to double the educated workforce of my society, which makes it produce more economic output. I also get the performance advantages of diversity.
The only thing I have to do to keep things working is attract a number of immigrants equal to 50% of the population each generation. Which, because the scheme generates lots of wealth, is not hard to do.
Say each woman has maybe one child late in life, so the population has a half-life of about 35 years.
In exchange, I get to double the educated workforce of my society, which makes it produce more economic output. I also get the performance advantages of diversity.
The only thing I have to do to keep things working is attract a number of immigrants equal to 50% of the population each generation. Which, because the scheme generates lots of wealth, is not hard to do.
So what's the value-add for your alternative?