But the note cautioned against treating AI as an “immediate fiscal windfall.” Before productivity fully kicks in, governments face upfront costs that could strain budgets already burdened by post-pandemic debt. Government spending explicitly earmarked for AI remains modest—often only a fraction of a percent of GDP—but a sea of hidden costs could make the transition much more difficult for budgets to handle.
But the majority of the economic literature points to these drawbacks being eventually mitigated by the economic upsides to immigration. Higher housing prices are usually offset by increased supply owing to many immigrants joining the construction industry. And the greater GDP growth that usually accompanies immigration can actually raise native-born wages, the Deloitte researchers noted, by boosting overall productivity.
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