How One Nation’s negative migration plans would drive up debt by $275b

A 10-year analysis utilizing Parliamentary Budget Office tools indicates that proposed One Nation policies to reduce migration levels in Australia would result in a $275 billion increase in national debt. The study examines the long-term economic and fiscal implications of implementing restrictive migration measures.

The findings highlight the potential budgetary consequences of adopting lower migration scenarios. By applying standard economic modeling, the analysis suggests that such blunt policy shifts would significantly impact the country's fiscal position over the next decade.