Experts say migration key to Australia's growth as population ages

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The government's Intergenerational Report suggests a significant proportion of Australians will age out of the workforce in the coming years.


KEY POINTS
  • Business groups and economists are urging the government to look to migration as a solution for the job vacancies those retirements will create.
  • Economists and groups like the Business Council of Australia are among those urging the government to look to migration to fill the vacancies those retirements will create.
  • National Cabinet recently announced a major policy to address supply, with give states and territories to receive up to three billion dollars if they reach an updated target of building one-point-two million new homes over the next five years.

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