Low-paid migration is a subsidy costing the whole country dear

Among many faults in our democratic debate in Britain, the most tedious is the tendency, common among liberal technocrats, to refuse to even consider other perspectives. Unable to accept that those who disagree with them might have a legitimate view – based on different values, interests or analysis – they assert that their opponents are simply wrong: ignorant of the facts and the economic theories that they say explain our world.