Part 6/11:
Analyzing the Numbers: An Unsustainable Future
Recent studies and forecasts paint a grim picture. In the UK, for instance, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR)—which functions as a key forecasting body—has revealed that to merely sustain the current trajectory, the country must admit around 350,000 immigrants annually. This number is significant; over a decade, it equates to approximately 3.5 million new arrivals, roughly 5% of the population every ten years.