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To: Chas. who wrote (72500)	4/1/2011 5:52:57 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 217518

A Canada with 140 million people and an Australia with 80 million would do the job. Message 17106495 we’ll actually do better if we have more immigrants, not fewer, and if the immigrants who are here can maximize their education. . . . All you have to do is look at the numbers. think that if you look at the countries that are in real trouble today, they are countries where the population is static or declining and age balance is getting way out of whack upward, or they’re countries that are so poor and they have so many young people that they can’t educate. America has been in about the right place. One of the reasons for the growth and the power of the American economy is that the birthrate of . . . native-born Americans and the immigration rate together has given us a growing population not so fast we can’t take care of it, not so slow the economy stagnates. Now the birthrate of native-born Americans is dropping, and if we want to continue to grow the economy . . . blogs.forbes.com

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