Australia to Cut Number of Migrants

The video discusses a policy change by Scott Morrison aimed at appealing to voters in major Australian cities by addressing infrastructure stress and housing price pressures. It explores the economic impact of immigration, noting its role in Australia's economic growth. A new policy encourages migrants to settle in regional areas to balance population distribution and support small towns struggling to attract skilled workers.

What is one reason Scott Morrison believes the policy changes will be popular among voters?

• They will reduce taxes.

• They will improve public transport.

• They will address infrastructure issues in major cities.

• They will increase job opportunities in big cities.

How has immigration historically impacted Australia's economy?

• It has led to economic instability.

• It has increased inflation rates.

• It has been a key driver of economic growth.

• It has caused a decline in job opportunities.

What is the new requirement for migrants under the regional settlement policy?

• They must live in regional areas for five years.

• They must live in regional areas for three years before applying for permanent residency.

• They must work in regional areas for two years.

• They must invest in regional businesses.

Why have small towns struggled to attract skilled migrants?

• Due to poor educational facilities.

• Due to a lack of housing.

• Because of limited job opportunities.

• Because of high living costs.

What is the expected outcome of the new policy for regional areas?

• Higher wages for local workers.

• Improved public transport systems.

• Decreased housing prices.

• Increased population and economic growth.